… long-term influence of involuntary hospitalization on medication adherence, engagement in
out-patient treatment … to the results of our study, previous involuntary hospitalization was not …

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

… observation that perceived coerced hospital admission by … their treatment adherence,
and their long-term memories of the … the patient's treatment adherence, and involvement, in …

… involvement in the admission process increased perceived … for improved clinical outcomes
in the long term. Importantly, our … , perceptions of care and treatment adherence and to identify …

… long-term support offers opportunities to reflect on treatment-related behaviors (utilization
of health care services; medication compliance… their active involvement in their treatment. A …

… mentioned the risk of harmful long-term consequences or … that the perception of coercion is
higher in involuntarily than … personal respect, appropriate involvement of patients in decision-…

… process, the use of coercive tactics must be decreased in favor of cooperative engagement
… the short term in order to restore their autonomy in the long term. This can only be the case if …

… 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, …

… Results were limited by medication adherence being … related to ethnicity, family involvement,
and substance abuse. Post-… of perceived coercion are associated with (a) negative effects of …

… -reported improvement, and medication adherence (Kjellin and … the downstream effects of
coercion on other long-term outcomes … of involuntary commitment and perceptions of coercion …