… Although short-term coercive treatment in emergencies might be considered to pose fewer
ethical conflicts than long-term coercive treatment, antipsychotic treatment is believed to be …

… of Psychiatry, listed the issues to be considered by clinicians in considering coerced treatment.
In … According to this standard of ethics, coercive treatment of substance abuse can only be …

… practices in mental healthcare and to consider the ethical, … We consider the epidemiology
of coercion in mental health … mental health legislation does not prevent psychiatric abuse …

… The mote of misuse of diagnosis in our own eye has been overlooked because here clinical …
an ethical problem when clinicians attempt to coerce care because the need for coercion is …

… However, Wertheimer's account, based on a moral baseline, comports better with the
frameworks we will propose for justifying coercive interventions. The weighing of harms to be …

… They note the same structural problems noted above regarding the MRTC, particularly
coercion, and they call for independent ethical review, greater transparency in general, and …

… Coercive treatment and restrictive practices have significant ethical and legal implications
for HCPs. Their misuse could result in civil and criminal liability, and professional discipline. …

… is rooted in our biological nature and is reinforced by religious and moral codes. At an early
… So did the protests against what we now term “psychiatric abuses.” Official determination …

… describe Finnish psychiatric nurses’ ethical perceptions about coercive measures in acute …
Finnish psychiatric nurses’ ethical perceptions about coercion in acute psychiatric setting. The …

… coercive practices in their daily work. The aim of the study was to investigate mental health
care … as a member of staff's misuse of force and power or using coercion as a punishment. …