… Coercion is used in the psychiatric care of both adults and minors, both to hospitalize the …
forensic psychiatrist faces a real ethical dilemma. Further ethical problems relate to the misuse …

… treatment for psychiatric and alcohol and other drug use had lower absenteeism (34% and
44% fewer days lost for employees with psychiatric … who sought out treatment without using …

… Research into legal compulsion dominates research on coercion in psychiatry. Since the
deinstitutionalisation of psychiatric care, research into coercion has begun to examine …

… misused as any methods, general malpractice related ethical concerns Must not result in
classification but in management / treatment plan … How could use of coercion in health care be …

… of ethics has come under increasing attack as a moral theory. … connected with the misuse of
psychiatry in certain countries as … bureaucratic structure of providing mental health services. …

… Coercion is one of the major ethical issues in psychiatry. Seclusion, isolation, physical or …
activists, psychiatrists, philosophers, politicians and even courts. Forensic psychiatry was not …

… ensure that coercive measures are never misused. Therefore it is crucial for all mental health
care providers to evidence robust programmes to reduce restrictive and coercive practices. …

… abuse (12). This susceptibility can lead to disrespect of human rights (15). In this context, use
of coercive measures in psychiatry … of coercive measures, not only juridical but also ethical …

… abuse of psychiatry in relation to dissidents in the Soviet Union is a case in point but again
the ethical … through coercion. This in turn reflects the more basic problem faced by the forensic …

… psychiatry. In this chapter, we describe the use of coercive measures in prison psychiatry, …
We also discuss prevention of the misuse of coercive measures. These recommendations …