… The participants may feel coerced by the researchers to give … model has identified further
coercive behavior on behalf of others … substance misuse & mental health treatment populations. …

… for those working in mental health systems to help us work towards an “ethics of listening” …
-making, 59 as exemplified by instances of coercion as detailed in this paper. Further, many …

… outcomes comport with four ethical principles discussed by … program of mandated community
mental health treatment [13]. … use of legal coercion in community-based mental health care. …

… practice by the American Psychiatric Association 4 and the Substance Abuse and … coercive
treatment that is largely unique to the psychiatric encounter and the impact of psychiatrists…

… legal coercion cannot be equated with perceived coercion as … Ethics approval was obtained
from the regional ethics … which was followed by other local ethics committees. On the topic of …

… public health ethics, we evaluate the ethicality of the above list of factors. There is a two-fold
ethical … A decision to use MOUD is coercive if an individual will be significantly worse off from …

… be detained in prison for specialised mental health treatment [56]. … treatment and that the
patient is able understand and use this information to make a decision that is free from coercion […

… mental health settings (12). In these settings, treatment and care are delivered within a coercive
… need for an ethical authority that monitors forensic psychiatrists and secure and forensic …

… the ties between psychiatry and oppression, the history of abuse within both research and
… stripped of their agency and subjected to coercive treatments in the past. Considering these …

… ethical reflection in psychiatry must consider it carefully as many of the modern abuses
associated with psychiatry … other ulterior form of constraint or coercion; and should have sufficient …