… of informal coercion during childbirth, women’s satisfaction with childbirth, and the prevalence
of women at risk of … We used multivariable logistic regression to estimate the risk ratios …

… Risk factors for the informal forms of coercive practice (eg ward rules or forced choice
situations such as, the “choice” between voluntarily taking a medication orally or forcibly via …

… of informal coercion during childbirth and of women at risk for … risk associated with multiple
individual and contextual factors… experience some form of informal coercion during childbirth. …

… In inpatient setting informal coercion is also existent but in the light of formal coercion practices
it … If applied uncritically informal coercion such as persuasion, leverage, offers and threats …

… of this informal coercion on managing levels of risk for violence … of formal and informal
coercion on managing risk for violence … risk factors that formed 11 risk groups (four low-risk, three …

… The use of informal coercion was recognized in clinical … and to factors related to diagnosis,
clinical course, perceived risk, … Our professionals acknowledged the use of covert coercion …

… The third aim of this study was to compare practicing physicians’ ratings of recognition and
attitudes of informal coercion with a population of medical students, which had not yet been …

… In turn, we propose to reserve the term ‘informal coercion’ to describe practices for pressuring
patients into treatment by threatening them, by making them believe that they have no …

… Examples of such subtle coercion are different actions where … of coercion, which has also
been described as ‘softer coercion… terms of informal coercion 8,9 which is the term we will use. …

… The present study is one of the few which have addressed both the formal and informal …
Continuous attention and evaluation of the use of formal and informal coercive interventions …