… Risk of harm to oneself or others does not by itself constitute grounds for compulsory care,
according to the Swedish Mental Health Act, but it is to be considered in the weighing of need …

… psychiatrists in our sample found themselves in an ethical dilemma between autonomy and
the provision of medical care. … things, compulsory treatment and the ability to make treatment …

… with compulsory care than is the case in many psychiatric clinics today. The ethical analysis
will … and are overrepresented among younger adults in such care both in Sweden and other …

… Finland, Norway, and Sweden that do not have a judge involved in making the decision about
… Criteria, procedures, and future prospects of involuntary treatment in psychiatry around the …

… psychiatry, and it presents significant ethical challenges. Nonetheless, the ethical debate
regarding compulsory treatment … In nations such as England, Sweden, and Portugal, COT may …

… Various studies in Sweden 23,24 and Ethiopia 25 found that psychiatrists support … explore
psychiatric caregivers’ perceptions and moral reasoning on whether compulsory treatment of …

… child abuse,” and “Compulsory care”. One region mentions that … psychiatric care. We
emphasize that aside from the risk of ethical wrongs in denying patients to participate in their care…

… ethics consultation is well established in general psychiatry, but less so in forensic psychiatry.
… provided (Section 63 of the German criminal code: involuntary treatment for severe mental …

… The latter reflects the role of ‘the moral supporter’ who approves of compulsory treatment.
The situation is framed by staff as a therapeutic conversation in which staff aim to change the …

… the Swedish Ethical Review Act, it was also subject to ethical … to all nurses at a psychiatric
clinic in central Sweden. The only … psychiatric care, acute psychosis, intensive and addiction …