… to provide treatment voluntarily and without the use of coercion. However, in severe anorexia
nervosa it is sometimes necessary to use physical restraint, that is, the patient is physically …

… of mechanical restraint, there was no … by coercive measures. Further, 13 patients, nine from
the seclusion group and four from the restraint group, had experienced subsequent coercive …

… Patient characteristics and symptoms associated with perceived coercion during hospital …
Prevalence and correlates of seclusion with or without restraint in a Canadian psychiatric …

… this intervention and its prevalence may reach as high as 38% … require restraint or a
combination of seclusion and restraint [5… between the type of coercion (seclusion or restraint) and …

… draw conclusions on the use of restraint in different groups, all use of coercion, and so on. …
, consecutive years and not only reported ‘point prevalence’. This matters because there is a …

… The prevalence of physical restraints used was higher than that in … prevalence of physical
restraints reported that 23% of elderly nursing home residents were on physical restraints…

… CES for each form of coercive measure (seclusion, mechanical restraint, forced medication).
… data collection, whereas usually the prevalence of coercive measures is assessed over the …

… initiate restraint. There was no relationship between acceptability of manual restraint and its
initiation. … There was no association between MAPAT time-to-restraint and manual restraint …

… Coercion classically includes seclusion, restraints, and involuntary medication, but …
However, the prevalence of coercion is remarkably similar across those four countries with big …

… article, the term “coercion” refers in particular to seclusion and restraint. This means tying …
prevalence of complications of coercion is not known. After a young man had died in restraints …