… for blame compared to anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, while anorexia and bulimia
were … were most often correlated to patients’ reflections post-treatment, where insight into the …

… for blame compared to anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, while anorexia and bulimia
were … were most often correlated to patients’ reflections post-treatment, where insight into the …

… Carney T, Tait D & Touyz S: Coercion is coercion? Reflections on trends in the use of
compulsion in treating anorexia nervosa. Australasian Psychiatry?: Bulletin of Royal Australian and …

… starvation, self-harm, and/or engaging in compulsive exercise. However, at the time of the IT,
… particularly coercing themselves to following their anorectic thoughts. Upon contact with the …

… in patients with a higher weight and less severe eating disorder psychopathology, reflecting
… of IP is a significant factor in experienced compulsion at admission [46]. Furthermore, it has …

… terms: “treatment refusal”, “forced feeding”, “compulsory/coercive/involuntary/forced … /admission”,
“eating disorders”, “feeding and eating disorders”, “anorexia nervosa”, “bulimia nervosa”…

… Here are some examples of this trend in various aspects of … repeating a behaviour, or
compulsion, because of a recurring thought… Staff attitudes and thoughts about the use of coercion …

… Coercive treatment for anorexia nervosa raises acute ethical, … anorexia nervosa "creates a
compulsion to refuse treatment … It is thus necessary to reflect on how to identify anorexia and …

… treatment voluntarily and without the use of coercion. However, in severe anorexia nervosa
it is sometimes necessary to use … on the use of physical restraint in anorexia nervosa are …

Involuntary treatment of anorexia nervosa (AN) poses many clinical, medicolegal, human
rights, and ethical issues, as well as personal and familial challenges for the individual …