… On the other, the users’ movement and legal changes since the ratification of the convention
towards non-coercive care, towards autonomy, and towards non-discrimination have …

… fought against involuntary psychiatric treatments and strived for self-determination and
autonomy. … likely enormously understate the extent of psychiatric coercion going on in our society. …

… of informal coercion of MHPs from different psychiatric traditions … [28] used “psychiatry” as
an umbrella term to describe a … harmful effect on patient autonomy (E25 Factual information). …

… Due to the ethical and legal compliance issues surrounding the conflict between ensuring
safety versus respecting patient autonomy, the adequate application of coercive measures …

… and coercive measures are a long-lasting burden in psychiatry. … to present a new way of
facing coercion. To examine the effects of … the presumed reduction of coercive measures within a …

… cases) who were treated as inpatients in Switzerland’s largest psychiatric institution with 320
… the exertion of coercion, the number of coercive measures during a treatment episode and …

… we understand autonomy. The current model of autonomy is called “individual autonomy,” …
rights, particularly the use of coercive measures in pediatric psychiatric care. We have an …

… for autonomy, respect for capacitous refusals of treatment, … and not simply assume that
coercive treatment (forced feeding) is … Therefore, I also argue, in the final section, that coercive …

… felt more certain with the legal basis of IA compared to physicians other than psychiatrists. …
to psychiatrists. Both groups differed in their attitudes towards coercion with psychiatrists being …

… CES structures in both types of hospitals seem to cover a variety of ethical issues, with an
emphasis on conflicts between patient autonomy and treatment decisions (ie, coercive …