National Center for the Reduction of Coercion and Restrictive Practices (ReCore)
Research based methods
We develop, implement, and evaluate methods that effectively and safely aim to reduce the use of coercion while ensuring increased safety for both patients and staff.
Innovative approaches
Our research focuses on developing and promoting new strategies, methods, and interventions that can reduce all forms of coercion while improving collaboration, care, and the quality of treatment
Collaboration
We aim to strengthen collaboration between professionals, patients, and relatives by applying the latest knowledge, competencies, and skills — thereby working together to reduce the use of coercion.
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Tools for reducing coercion
Gain insight into our methods and tools for minimizing coercion. Explore innovative approaches and evidence‑based solutions.
Research
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Collaboration
Learn about our partnerships and our joint efforts to reduce coercion.