… psychological diagnosis of a leader’s mental disorder is likely to have less impact on how
opponents respond to the leader in coercive … in the use of force is particularly useful in coercive …

… United Nations in 2006 and came into force in 2008, is the first … coercion. In order to ensure
that minimisation of involuntary … See the impact this article is making through the number of …

… in which coercive experiences may impact youth pathways to … observed, ie, staff forcing an
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… ethical considerations have influenced thoughts and actions … avoid using forced medication
or other forms of coercion, and … of voluntary seclusion as coercion without legal basis. It is a …

… coercive interventions in two acute wards in one hospital and did not look at wards in different
psychiatric … ” forms of coercive interventions (mechanical restraint - forced medication - …

… ), Clifford Beers’ influence in establishing the mental hygiene … He claimed to abolish all
kinds of coercive treatment as well … which involve forced medical and psychiatric treatment in …

… may strongly influence nurses within acute psychiatric care, … experienced in relation to coercion
and forced medication, 1,25,… experience agreed that coercion can be seen as care and a …

… when psychotic and being in need of forced treatment or care when ill (14). Examples of …
JS: Between reason and coercion: ethically permissible influence in health care and health …

… same, that is, to treat coercion as the antithesis of voluntariness. … suspect against whom its
full coercive force is brought to bear” (p… The psychological concept of social influence refers to …

… for reducing coercion within the mental health system and … influence of the recovery approach
to mental health practice, … estimated 5,000 people who are forced to comply with CTOs …