… The ultimate objective is to reduce recourse to coercive measures and enhance … Amazingly,
there is little documentation of the prevalence of seclusion in short-term mental health …

… restraint is currently a common practice in Asian psychiatric hospitals. In mainland China
the prevalence of using mechanical restraints in … the use of coercion, especially restraint [24,25]. …

… Documented observed coercive events including restraint prior to hospitalisation, transfer
to hospital handcuffed, and transportation involving the police or prison wardens were also …

… of involuntary medication, compared to the high prevalence of freedom-restrictive … restraint
and seclusion and the total amount of coercion. The major reason for the low prevalence of …

… those receiving restraint, in terms of time spent under coercion, … the used coercive measure)
and the need to be coerced again … Prevalence and correlates of seclusion with or without …

… (3) perceived coercion, measured by a slightly adapted version of the Perceived Coercion
Scale (PCS; MacArthur Perceived … with physical restraint, mechanical restraint or seclusion. As …

… provides recommendations on coercive measures along with all other types of restraints. It
… restraint prevalence was underestimated and that the results might be biased with respect to …

… of coercion in psychiatry is practically and clinically helpful or effective, coercive measures
… and decision-makers' attitudes towards coercion rather than led by recommendations issued …

… Evidence suggests the prevalence and duration of mechanical restraint are particularly high
among forensic psychiatric inpatients. However, only sparse knowledge exists regarding the …

… the length of the use of coercive measures and the presence of registered … restraint less
than male nurses did. However, both male and female academic nurses used fewer coercive …