… coercive measures in adult psychiatric patients according to the Preferred Reporting Items
for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) recommendations (10). In accordance …

… a coercive measure is advocated as a way to treat a patient, it should be demonstrated that
coercive measures benefit patients by … Indeed, some coercive measures may facilitate the …

… admission and to risk factors on an individual patient level. This study addresses three
coercive measures and the role of predictive factors at both patient and institutional levels. …

… , of the use of coercive measures on patients admitted to mental … of patients after the application
of coercive measures, 23 to … of patients may help to improve the functioning of psychiatric …

… is temporary and when the coercive measures serve to restore … experiences of patients and
the effects of coercive measures. … a sufficient reason to reject coercive measures. All together, …

… coercive measures, the perception of fairness and effectiveness of treatments and the
patient… -related aspects – impact upon patients’ attitude towards psychiatry. The perception of …

… of coercive measures in involuntary admitted patients … coercive measures in ten European
centres. It may be hypothesized that coercive measures may be applied to a group of patients …

… of coercive measures used with involuntarily admitted patients in facilities in ten European
… and to identify patient characteristics that are associated with the use of coercive measures. …

… psychiatric patients. A state of paranoia can produce false statements of being subjected to
coercive measures or interfere with the patient's … , the patient believes that coercive measures …

… of different coercive measures and characterise a cohort of involuntarily committed patients
… data from the patients’ medical files, the use of coercive measures (seclusion, restraint, …