… We included studies that investigated interventions to reduce coercive measures (seclusion …
in case of escalation should be used in psychiatric hospitals to reduce coercion and force. …

… Local initiatives to reduce coercion in hospital settings can be effective but these tend to
be uncontrolled interventions with limited information regarding clinical outcomes, long-term …

… The reasons for the use of coercive interventions were frequently mixed at that time. … reduce
coercion in old age psychiatry have differed considerably from those in general psychiatry…

… the highest impact on reduction of coercion could then be … to be possible to reduce coercion
in psychiatric hospitals by various … to reduce the use of coercion in psychiatric hospitals. …

… research on interventions intended to reduce coercion in mental health care. This … interventions
intended to reduce compulsory admission or reduce the use of coercion for people under …

… Thus, there is a tremendous need to examine the inconsistencies in the use of coercion
aimed at reducing the total number of coercive measures and, for cases in which …

… Despite the limitations of the study design the results suggest that the architectural
improvements reduced the application of coercive measures. It is speculated that the positive …

… to reduce coercive practices in psychiatric wards (eAppendix 2 in Supplement 2). Evidence-based
approaches were used to (1) identify a clinical problem related to coercion practices, (…

… In England, for example, the rate of involuntary psychiatric hospital admission has increased
by more than one-third in the past 6 years, and in Scotland the number of detentions has …

… In order to reduce the use of coercion in psychiatric care, the factors that might explain
these figures, in particular those that are amenable to change, must be better understood. …