… treatment pressures and informal coercion is fairer and allows us to open up the debate on
the potential negative impact of informal coercion … treatment pressure and of informal coercion…

… while inducements and threats are coercive treatment pressures. Hence, the level of
coercion inherent in interventions involving treatment pressure increases towards the end of the …

… on informal coercion in mental health-care systems. Therefore, the aim of this study was
to review the literature on prevalence of treatment pressures and informal coercion and the …

… be coercive and, accordingly, that service users can be coerced into accepting treatment even
if … While our analysis is focused on the use of treatment pressures and informal coercion in …

… leadership responsibilities saw coercion less as treatment. Our results confirmed these
findings as senior executive clinician felt more internal pressure when facing coercion, which was …

… [treatment under a section of the Mental Health Act (MHA)] and informal coercion (a range of
treatment pressures, … in England and Wales as community treatment orders (CTOs) in 2008, …

… In addition, focusing on coercive aspects of CTOs should not … of daily pressures and leverage
applied during treatment of … of coercion among patients receiving mental health treatment …

… coercion is a sense of pressure related to the experience of being referred to treatment. The
… autonomy is the primary deterrence to using coercive treatment, even when the individual’s …

… We now turn to the work of Szmukler and Appelbaum 17 and their spectrum of treatment
pressures. The spectrum of treatment pressures developed by Szmukler and Appelbaum 17 …

… coercion or treatment pressures. … coercive measures applied to individual persons, such as
mechanical restraint or seclusion, is ethically problematic. The use of treatment pressures, for …