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Objectives The treatment of patients against their will has long been a controversial issue in psychiatric care. Recent research has focused on whether patients perceive they have been coerced into treatment, regardless of whether objectively coercive measures were used. Using both quantitative and qualitative analysis, this study examined perceptions of coercion in a population of patients admitted to psychiatric hospital in the United Kingdom.

Learning from experiences: quantitative and qualitative analysis of patient experiences during the inpatient admissions process