… to hospitalize patients for involuntary psychiatric treatment when their mental illness presents
… , patients may be coerced to complete their court ordered term in treatment to avoid serving …

… autonomy, because the person cannot refuse treatment, and bodily integrity, through the
administering of treatment to … It should be noted that psychiatric treatments are not benign – they …

… debate on the use of coercion in psychiatric institutions. Welcomed by … psychiatry and
psychotherapy responded with the formulation of an ethical position on autonomy and coercion …

… principles of dignity and autonomy and that do not nullify the right to treatment. These models
… medical coercion and facilitate the move towards an end to all forced psychiatric treatment …

… , where individual autonomy and rights are seconded to safety are unique to psychiatry. The
… , the presence or absence of coercive or exploitative elements, professional's motives and …

… a continuum between autonomy and coercion and observed … ease of coercion”, “The paradox
of autonomy”, “Coercion as … process when discussing treatment goals and content. These “…

… within the “European evaluation of coercion in psychiatry and harmonization of best clinical
… psychiatric wards (Naples, Salerno, Nocera Inferiore, Sant’Angelo dei Lombardi, Polla). …

… Coercive measures are a major infringement of the autonomy of psychiatric patients and no
medical justification exists for applying mechanical restraint (MR) to these patients currently. …

… Finally, their decision has to be voluntary and free from manipulative influence or coercion…
treatment of psychiatric illness, is recommended in this context as well as extensive psychiatric …

… complexities associated with coercive psychiatric practices are … subject to psychiatric care
and treatment may have its own … health patient, basic autonomous decisions regarding your …