… use of coercive interventions, we recommend that psychiatric teams include highly experienced
staff members as work experience has a positive effect on the attitudes towards coercive …

… fieldwork in a locked psychiatric ward in Norway where the use of coercion was the object of
… coercion as the way in which it was observed and talked about by patients and staff. i This …

… to coercion in 651 staff members within 33 Norwegian acute psychiatric wards. The newly
developed … In this paper, data about staff characteristics, staff attitude to coercion and ward …

… With the current study's findings, we hypothesize that de-subjectivation of patients and
staff is an important factor in the structure of coercion and adds to the understanding of the …

… coercion in psychiatry is regulated by legislation, other interventions that are often referred to
as informal coercion … informal coercion across countries with differing sociocultural contexts. …

… To explore how patients and staff in a Norwegian locked psychiatric ward experience … that
psychiatric patients hold strongly negative views regarding the use of coercive measures and …

… from a psychiatric rehabilitation ward and two users who contacted us to share their … ' views,
and do not have observations or information about the coercive episodes, or the staff's view. …

… as coercive and the impact of staff behaviour on patient’s perception. None have compared
informal patients who feel coerced … of the importance of experienced coercion in “voluntary” …

… aspects of coercion. Legal rights represent a clear normative framework that the staff must …
models based on advanced psychiatric directives, and coercive means should only be used to …

… Overall, coercion was more acceptable if staff were flexible, trusting, friendly and oriented …
The moral imperative for dialogue with organizations of survivors of coerced psychiatric human …