… of perceived coercion at psychiatric hospital admission have been developed. We aimed to
investigate predictors of perceived coercion in subjects admitted to psychiatric hospital in the …

… or accepted to be hospitalized). The use of coercion in psychiatric hospitalizations has led to
… Finding the appropriate dosage of coercion is always delicate for clinicians. Several issues …

… whether perceived coercion during hospital … that perceived their hospitalization as coerced
relative to those who did not. This paper describes a prospective study of 905 psychiatric …

… to a psychiatric hospital and investigated the association between the therapeutic relationship
and perceived coercion. … of both the therapeutic relationship and perceived coercion. …

… Firstly, we acquired a representative cohort of individuals admitted involuntarily to hospital,
so as to determine the level of perceived coercion associated with the majority of those …

… in perceived coercion. Conclusion: Female patients perceive more coercion in psychiatric
hospital … improving patients’ global functioning may lead to a reduction in perceived coercion. …

… of pressure to explaining perceived coercion, we did a least squares regression analysis
using perceived coercion as the dependent variable and the three types of coercion-related …

… ; the other solicited perceptions of treatment by hospital staff like psychiatrists, nurses, …
psychiatric symptom severity to perceptions of coercion to determine whether such perceptions …

… the experience of coercion will help psychiatrists to understand … the evidence regarding
perceived coercion in the empirical … Perceived coercion at admission to psychiatric hospital and …

… the perceived usefulness of hospitalization and the perceived status of admission on perceived
coercion we … of the legal and of the perceived status of admission in predicting perceived …