… that alternatives to forcible psychiatric admissions and coercive care will need … mental health
services are all important they are unlikely to have a significant impact in reducing coercion …

… Coercion is a controversial issue in mental health care because of the huge impact it can have
… The fact that interventions were forced on people without any form of dialogue, that made …

… The concept of coercion implies trying to influence or pressure … forms of formal coercion (eg
isolation, restraint, and forced … of coercion, such as access to mental health services or socio-…

… treatment to the use of forced practices such as involuntary admission, seclusion and restraint.
Coercion is common in mental health services… impact of legislative measures on coercive …

… no impact on the treatment alliance because the psychiatrist and patient already knew what
the other wanted. “They knew I wanted to leave and it just wasn’t, it had no impact on [… forced …

… assessed the application of coercive measures in psychiatric inpatients treated under real …
particularly severely disturbed, and the forced medication could have shortened the duration …

… coercion have an impact on the care … psychiatric care based on the definition of palliative
care given by the World Health Organization (WHO). From this perspective, the use of coercion …

… was defined as involuntary hospitalisation, community treatment orders, forced medication,
seclusion, … Emotional impact of coercion was stronger among psychiatrists, who were the only …

… of violence and causes safety issues in mental health care (Gaynes et al., 2017; Liu, 2004).
The definition of violence is an act including physical force such as slapping, punching, …

… Regarding mandated and forced therapy, there is subsequently a strong focus on what …
Does fear of coercion keep people away from mental health treatment? Evidence from a …