… More recent data indicate there may be differences in predictors of seclusion and restraint
[32], as well as differing patient outcomes for these two different coercive measures [50] and …

… prevalence of coercive management is varying within settings. A multi-center study in Norway
showed that prevalence of coercive … The prevalence of physical restraint is higher in this …

… admissions, 6.4% seclusion/restraint and 4.2% coerced medication. Results suggest that the
… 1 gives the prevalence of coercive measures across psychiatric hospitals. There is a high …

Restraint and seclusion (R/S) have been used in many countries and across service sectors
for centuries. With the recent and increasing recognition of the harm associated with these …

… Prevalence of psychiatric comorbidity was high (78%). Reports of negatively … The
negatively perceived coercive experiences were categorised in A: restraint (ie locked doors and …

… , and different prevalence of stigmatization. … for coercive measures in this scenario would
compare to the three other options. Lastly, some coercive measures (eg, mechanical restraint) …

… restraint and ECT were particularly perceived to be effective and therapeutic, with faster
outcomes compared to other forms of coercion… compared the prevalence of coercive practices …

… This paper explores a number of factors that may affect the prevalence and type of coercion
… by cataloguing interventions that are undoubtedly coercive, such as restraint, seclusion, and …

… coercive measures in Jordanian psychiatric settings. They reported that the prevalence of
restraint … of psychiatric patients in Jordan experienced coercive measures at least once during …

… Minimization of the use of physical restraint and coercion requires clinical and legal … In
this regard, the prevalence of coercion and violence in the present study was not studied as a …