… Thematic analysis revealed that involuntary patients are concerned about threats to
autonomy and perceived low-quality treatment and that this impacts on their sense of self-worth. …

… Regarding elements in favor of coercion, some authors point out that moral values such
as the patient's autonomy, dignity, and integrity are not necessarily violated by the use of …

… patients' autonomy and dignity should be raised among nurses. In a Chinese psychiatric …
centered care are essential to respect patient autonomy and eliminate the detriment caused …

… for the violent patient. This is consistent with a recent review finding that patient autonomy is
a … In this study, the principle of beneficence may conflict with autonomy when staff wants to …

… of coercion and to strengthen patients’ autonomy (9). Several psychiatric hospitals in Germany
are … of the doors of some wards for intermittent periods of time to permanently opening all …

… patients’ autonomy and dignity. This study aims at describing nurses’ experiences of being
involved in informal coercion in adult psychiatric … Hence, patient autonomy is put at stake, and …

… Two alternatives to paternalism in the normative medical ethics literature are autonomy and
reciprocity (6). Autonomy means that well-informed patients have the right to make decisions …

… approach to balancing beneficence and patient autonomy. Conclusion: Palliative Care …
but acquiesced to the patient’s request for second opinions with both psychiatry and internal …

… lead to innovative and personal de-escalation strategies and supports patients autonomy. …
, to evaluate aggressive incidents at closed psychiatric wards with patients and staff (Bensley, …

… Staff working on psychiatric wards may be apprehensive, scared of being verbally or
physically attacked. The primary goal of a physician is to keep themselves safe. However, this …