… “Preventive coercive care” is used to describe coercive care … treatment at home, revealed
one essential theme to be kept in mind by the use of coercive home health care: treatment …

… use of prescribed and nonprescribed medication (including vaccines), and/or other substances
to coerce or … we identify varying tactics used to chemically coerce and control, deepening …

… of addiction treatment with other service sectors. The use of the term ‘prevention and treatment
of substance use … Recently however, there is a slight increase in coerced addiction care …

… This differs from coercive treatment, where the individual has the choice of … use and personal
welfare due primarily to his/her dependence on the substance) and (b) care, treatment or …

… people who use drugs to have treatment for addiction.The … drug dependence to undergo
dependence treatment in combination with non-custodial measures such as fines or coercive …

… the coercive elements of sex trafficking including early childhood victimization, tactics used …
, and the often unintended coercive nature of mandated treatment that victims endure. We will …

… Therefore, the aim of this umbrella review was to summarise the efficacy of interventions to
reduce the use of coercive care in mental health services. Effect sizes for interventions were re…

… coercion, the repercussions on the therapeutic relationship and adherence to treatment
following coercion, … problems, and possible alternatives to reduce the use of coercive measures. …

… exists on voluntary treatment programs, fewer studies examine dynamics specific to court-mandated
programs such as drug courts. Those programs use legal coercion applied via the …

… Methadone maintenance treatment (MMT) is a frontline treatment for opiate dependence that
has been shown to decrease opiate use and related harms 1, including HIV and hepatitis C …