… first empirical data on the prevalence of different formal coercive measures used in Indian …
level of perceived coercion associated with different coercive measures. Chemical restraints, …

… The prevalence of the use of restraint was 3.8-20% (not different from previous data), … the
use of restraint. The variables most frequently associated with the use of coercive measures in …

… not be considered coercive, such as informal admission. Despite this, the prevalence of this
… those papers that outline the prevalence of perceived coercion to ascertain how common …

… prevalence of coercion and patients’ characteristics, this study aims to identify risk factors for
coercion … The prevalence of the patients experiencing coercion in our geriatric psychiatric …

… restraint in open wards remains limited. We aimed to describe the prevalence of coercion in
… Second, we aim to describe the prevalence of the use of coercion in an open-door setting. …

… coercive practices include seclusion and physical restraint. Our study aimed to determine the
relationships, if any, between these practices and perceived coercion … and restraint, but it is …

… METHODS: In this observational cohort study, we analysed clinical data from the patients’
medical files, the use of coercive measures (seclusion, restraint, coercive medication) and …

… Coercive practices, such as physical restraint and seclusion, are a common feature of all
mental healthcare systems. However, there is considerable variation in their use, concern …

… perceived coercion, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) could be supposed in a quarter
of the restrained … Prevalence rates for actual PTSD resulting from the trauma of symptoms …

… discharge, physical restraint was associated with a greater perception of coercion, followed
by … Following the hypothesis that the prevalence of DVT is likely to be underestimated under …