… on autonomy in psychiatry, as facing this challenge might prove beneficial for psychiatry and
… a look at a highly relevant but currently underresearched aspect of coercion in psychiatry. …

… individual autonomy and medical paternalism regarding non-consensual psychiatric treatment.
… Many patients simply do not concur with the coercive treatment after the fact.Consider the …

… for autonomy in healthcare implies, at a minimum, that patients should not be coerced or
manipulated into treatment if … condition, I think that you have the right to breach his autonomy. …

… Involuntary admission and coercive treatment is viewed in some societies, where family
decision adherence is valued more than individual autonomy, as a socially accepted value, and …

… practices that has emerged in the past 20 years, our understanding of patients’ perception
of coercion – and its opposite, patients’ perception of autonomy and empowerment – is still …

… about the coercive drug treatment of a forensic patient diagnosed with schizophrenia.21
Anti-psychiatric groups have celebrated the Court's decision as a ban of coercive treatments. …

… So, I don’t like the thought of using coercion, because I believe autonomy is very important
where people have capacity, but at the same time I can’t imagine not using what are some of …

… , where medication can be seen as punishment for the patient’s mental state [18]; in claiming
autonomy treatment is considered harmful [20]. On the other hand, commitment without …

… coercion (“cons”) most often appeals to reasons referring to respect for autonomy, namely,
that coercive treatment … the patient to decide about his/her own treatment (83.3%). In half of all …

… frequent hospital readmissions is utilizing coercive treatment to promote future autonomy. …
this study was that perceived coercion and level of functioning (psychiatric distress) would be …