… user medication adherence after involuntary hospitalisation, … with engagement with services
or medication adherence as … the compliance before and after the coercive episode which …

… The long-term impact of high levels of perceived coercion on patients remains controversial
… at the time of a psychiatric hospitalisation, patients’ involvement in decision making process, …

… hospitalisation can be accounted for by the impact of past … long-term detrimental impact of
past experience of coercion on … considered, notably through involvement in care as proposed …

… ; the factors affecting this feeling, such as the involvement in … as engagement with services
and adherence to treatment [22… was coercion as subjectively experienced and perceived by …

… that involuntary hospitalization can have adverse long-term … ' rights during hospitalization;
encouraging the involvement of family … ’ perceived coercion so that they feel less coerced and …

… perceived coercion, often reported in mental healthcare settings and also from patients who
are not involuntarily hospitalized… bipolar disorder and long-term illness outpatients affected …

… subsequent psychopathology or medication adherence [8]. … reported perceived coercion
during hospitalization admission … current suicidal ideation, engagement in services, and a …

… of how service users may perceive coercion within the context of … participation and involvement
had prevented coercion for … , long-term follow up and flexible intensity, seem to reduce the …

… formal coercive practices and perceived coercion on admission … that is no longer reliant on
a long-term asylum system. … towards medication and medication compliance using the Drug …

… Coercion can also have long-term adverse consequences in terms of service avoidance, …
on advocacy, awareness-raising campaigns, moral persuasion and public engagement, cannot …