… the use of seclusion and restraint, the use of seclusion and restraint is generally underresearched.
… We have previously examined perceived coercion on admission in this population. …

… One prime example of a formal coercive measure in the ICU is the use of restraints, which
are applied for patients’ own safety. Through a database search, we sought to evaluate patient …

… Involuntary care and coercive measures are frequently present … perceive or experience
coercion during inpatient mental health care, and to examine predictors of experienced coercion. …

… the use of coercive practices, including chemical restraint, in mental health care. Chemical
… of chemical restraint comes from quantitative research exploring the prevalence, risk factors, …

… between perceived coercion and perceived justification of coercive … Prevalence and risk
factors for seclusion and restraint at … Clinical correlates and predictors of perceived coercion …

… These four categories were formed because the prevalence of the use of restraint/seclusion …
whether the reasons for coercive measures differed between restraint and seclusion. This …

… persons), we find that, in spite of the prevalence of violence in family settings, only a small
number … The prevalence of violent incidents in a family setting appears similar to that found in …

… Other research suggests that the true prevalence of problematic substance use approaches
50… The prevalence of co-occurring substance use in the previous 4 months with this measure …

… Prevalence of the use of seclusion and mechanical restraint ................… latter form of coercion,
ie the use of coercive measures during … restraint, physical restraint and chemical restraint are …

… The prevalence of the use of restraints in patients within psychiatric wards in different
countries is estimated at between 3.8 and 20% (16). A comparison of datasets from four similar …