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coercion may impact people’s … , gender, mental health problems and co-occurring substance use, …

… up in the consequences of substance … Coercion and paternalism have been seen as
incompatible with recovery-oriented practice in qualitative studies with a service user perspective [8, …

… of patients with co-occurring substance use disorders. Both … the views of individuals whose
experience of coercion was … of coercion keep people away from mental health treatment? …

… and drug problems can be causes and consequences of … Housing First might be the best
approach. There may be few other … Despite their criminal justice status, persons coerced into …

… coercion in voluntarily admitted service users (10). Perceived … The accompanying indifference
to clients’ views and feelings, … of abuse and co-occurring disorders equally demonstrated …

… Providing an accessible and concise overview of the field and its key perspectives, this … or
understand about mental disorder, or the impact that media reporting may have on their views. …

… Data were analyzed from two perspectives 1) youth legally … coercion reported greater
substance use and mental health … Services that address diverse factors, such as co-occurring …

… where there are co-occurring problems associated with … focus specifically from a mental
health point of view: diagnose, … to substance abuse coercion and mental health coercion. They …

… participants do not perceive any undue coercion to participate; (2) … substance use and mental
health disorders, at least 18 years … Our approach will be extended to estimate standardized …

… of the potential consequences of coercion in mental health … perceived coercion, 5 for symptom
severity, 4 for co-occurring … health providers than by clients. It is crucial that the treatment …