Sentence examples for coercive measures and from inspiring English sources

Guided discussions served to ascertain from patients' perspective, the linkage of objectively measurable coercive measures and subjectively perceived coercion.

The British people should fight to show the government we will preserve our rights and our freedoms, whatever coercive measures and threats it throws at us.

The British people should fight to show the government we will preserve our rights and our freedoms, whatever coercive measures and threats it throws at us.

The annotated case raises questions on the limits of control to be exercised by a national judge when ruling on coercive measures and on the interaction between EC law and fundamental rights conferred by the European Convention on Human Rights.

An improved understanding of links between nurses' exposure to aggression, attitudes to, and actual involvement in, coercive measures, and their emotions (anger, guilt, fear, fatigue, sadness), could inform preparation and education for prevention and management of violence.

Oberschall (1973) conceptually distinguishes two types of repression: rigid and coercive measures, and pliable channeling strategies.

If there is nothing to be said from any secular perspective that decisively justifies some coercive measure, and if the only plausible rationale for that coercive measure is a religious rationale, then there will inevitably be some citizens to whom that coercive measure cannot be justified.

Effectiveness was assessed through ratings of patient behavior immediately after exposure to a coercive measure and 24 h later.

To study coercive treatment like forced medication and coercive measures like seclusion and mechanical restraint during inpatient psychiatric care among committed and voluntarily admitted patients and also to study patients attitudes to coercive treatment and measures.

Aggressive incidents and coercive measures (seclusion, involuntary medication, and fixation) were recorded at pre and post intervention.

We sought to review the methodological and ethical challenges in qualitative and quantitative studies aiming to describe patients' perceptions of coercive measures, especially seclusion and physical restraints during their hospital stay.