… a psychiatric inpatient setting tend to infringe on the autonomy of the individuals receiving
treatment and … These patients typically had previous experiences of being treated with coercive …

… coercive treatment in the form of concealed administration of an antipsychotic, the patient's
psychiatric … greater autonomy and enabling her to commit assisted suicide. Irrespective of …

… between autonomy and coercion, whereby coercion also encompasses being held in an
institution against one’s will, repeatedly leads to wide-ranging discussions in psychiatry and …

… coercion and enhancement of autonomy. However, depending on the time taken for the
passage of national legislation, more recent laws drafted or amended some years after GC1 was …

… from the caring “left hand” of the state only to be dominated by its coercive “right hand”? The
Ministry of Interior was narrowly focused on patients who were subjected to hospitalization …

… scarce data available on perception and attitudes toward coercion among Indian psychiatrist..
… some patients could have been treated with less restriction and fewer coercive measures. …

… Psychiatric advance directives (PAD) were shown to be effective in the reduction of coercion
and strengthening of the patients` autonomy. Therefore, the Swiss legislation was revised …

… with greater autonomous motivation for treatment, more positive … autonomous and more
controlled motivation for treatment, … , such as coerced treatment and environmental restrictions; …

… This research was part of the SALUS (The ethics of coercion: striking a balance between
autonomy, well-being and security in psychiatric practice) project (2018–2024) and supported …

Purpose Few studies have focused on the experience of involuntary psychiatric hospitalization
among youth, especially the impact of these experiences on engagement with mental …