… The variables most frequently associated with the use of coercive measures in the 49 …
behaviors, clinical aspects of major mental disorders, and the legal and administrative aspects of …

… 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 …

… 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…

… professionals who provided substance abuse treatment services to civilly committed persons,
respondents generally shared their opposition to coerced treatment and suggested that it …

… 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 …

… Regression analyses demonstrated that a combination of the physically coercive aspects
of the authoritarian parental style and lack of cognitive confidence predicted cannabis use …

… Perhaps the most widely known example of coerced treatment is the drug treatment court …
drug use and criminal recidivism among drug-dependent individuals enrolled in compulsory …

… This article examines the control practices used in drug treatment services to regulate the …
through ideas about drug treatment was the coercive confinement of ‘addicts’ within either …

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

… and concepts used to frame ethics questions and to discuss ethical issues important in clinical
… decisions and implies the absence of significant internal and external coercion. See Table …