… To assess the degree to which predictors explain the variation of perceived coercion, we
calculated the adjusted R 2 . The adjusted R 2 can be interpreted as percent of variance …

… was that psychiatric nurses perceived ethical problems related to the coercive measures.
Implementation of forced medication and four-point restraints were designated as ethically …

… factors linking gender with increased perceived coercion, perceived negative pressures and
… Restraint prevalence and perceived coercion among psychiatric inpatients from South India: …

… of perceived coercion, perceived pressures and procedural justice experienced by an individual
on admission to hospital. Perceived coercion (… Information relating to the use of restraint …

… on the prevalence of perceived coercion among psychiatric … are more likely to report coercion
than those voluntarily admitted (… argue that coercion, especially seclusion and restraint, is …

… Patients who had experienced severe coercive measures like mechanical restraint in their
past tended to refuse both involuntary medication and “fixation” in others. For these patients, …

… Mechanical restraint is one of a number of coercive measures used in psychiatric wards in a
… in the prevalence of restraints across countries [8, 9]. For example restraints are used in 3.8…

… of restraints, such as total numbers of restraints, numbers of people undergoing restraint or
hours of restraint … , such as restraint durations, to convert hours of restraint use to numbers of …

… find evidence that the prevalence of coercive measures used in … the trends in prevalence
rates of coercive measures use on … lower overall prevalence of seclusion and limb restraints use …

… conditions, reflections on restraint episodes, and … Perceived Coercion Scale (MPCS-5), 19
a brief 5-question instrument used in the psychiatric literature to measure perceived coercion …