… This review aims to explore the prevalence rate of restraint in ID settings and the
characteristics associated with its use, something that to date has been difficult to establish (Sturmey, …

… Perceived coercion can overlap with formal and informal coercion and is defined as users' …
Outcome refers to the effects or consequences of restraint, including perceptions of those …

… the impacts of seclusion and restraint,18 19 forced … perceived coercion in psychiatric and
mental healthcare by identifying modifiable factors that are associated with its prevalence. In …

… consequences of restraint, including perceptions of those who use and to whom restraint is
… For every subcategory, we described the evidence concerning their prevalence, effectiveness…

… , the prevalence of any form of restraint was 66.5%, with chemical restraints being the most
common (58% of the restraints)… Caregivers’attitude and perspective on coercion and restraint …

… with data from structured assessments of perceived coercion at the time of admission ( 1 ). …
staff in our study in that mechanical restraint was the most disapproved coercive method. …

… that the prevalence of seclusion and restraint in inpatient … restraint measures may be
perceived as a way of protecting the patient, and psychiatric staff may be more likely to use coercive …

… To assess the association between different types of coercive measures (forced medication,
seclusion, and restraint) used during involuntary psychiatric admission and two treatment …

… ) or chemical (pharmacological measures) restraint [4, 6], informal coercion is less obvious
and … The relatively high prevalence of coercive practices in high-income countries with more …

… incidents; coercive measures such as restraint and seclusion should … restraint and seclusion
as containment methods. In order to avoid multiple testing of the Perception of Prevalence of …