… Perceived coercion in the admission process did not affect … used a comparison of service
user, clinical and collateral member’s accounts to produce a factual account of the admission. …

… in scores in predicting patient perception of coercion. 62% … To study the subsequent
perceptions of psychiatric patients who … maintained their sense of self during the admission …

… to what patients experience as coercion; hence patients may … Thus, although these
respondents shared basic factual … that involuntary psychiatric admission is perceived as more …

… factors associated with coercion in those who are involuntarily admitted to hospital. Those
… and care and consequently perceived the process as less coercive (Van den Hooff & …

… There might be several causes for this. Younger … Firstly, we report a process whereby an
NHS trust has proactively sought to … Perceived coercion at admission to psychiatric hospital and …

… of the mentally ill, or the application of coercive measures still … sources are provided,
detailing the compulsory admission … factual practice of the law furthers „revolving-door-psychiatry“ …

… construct is often called ‘perceived coercion’ in order to mark … the facts and figures but
engaging in a dialogue that allows a … The causes for this intercountry variation is unclear, however …

… coercive interventions or serious incidents. The aim of the present study was to investigate
more subjective perceptions of different psychiatric … resources in the respective hospital due to …

… hospitalization, the MacArthur Admission Experience Survey, which is composed of 16 …
Factual sources of psychiatric patients' perceptions of coercion in the Hospital Admission Process…

… factual account’ based on files and on interviews with … recognised in the process of admission
to hospital. One limitation … procedural justice in reducing patient perception of coercion [1]. …