… The present study therefore investigated the impact of coercive methods on patients’ stances
towards psychiatric clinics which in simple terms could be regarded as supportive ‘allies’ in …

… are violations of their autonomy, the rather low quality of treatment they believe they receive
… outcomes of coercive treatment in different settings, such as long-stay psychiatric wards (…

… Thus, opportunities to maximize patient autonomy and minimize coercion are important
throughout the process of care, rather than simply when determining legal status. …

… A conflict exists between maintaining the patient’s autonomy and the safety of those in
charge of their care, their fellow patients, and the patients themselves. In some cases, …

… Existing capacity-based legislation’s strength in giving due weight to autonomy is nearly
always counterbalanced by a number of weaknesses. These lie in the lack of sufficient attention …

… While Randi (07) had experienced ‘that the art of medicine can exist within the psychiatric
field’, she later said that ‘I think it's wise to listen to different points of view, including the critical …

… 2010 23 by the Conference of Italian Regions and Autonomous Provinces, which stressed
that preventing violent conduct is vital in psychiatric settings, and R&S needs to be assessed …

… These values include respect for individual autonomy and self-determination, our notions
of … harm or unfair treatment, and in the case of psychiatric hospitalization and treatment, the …

… effects of coercion are difficult to predict. Thus, applying coercion in psychiatric care … or
because the use of coercion will not lead to rebirthing of autonomy. This is unsatisfactory. Albeit …

… coercive measures in psychiatric care. 2 These laws have been guided by the principle of
autonomy. … been sketched out on the notions of autonomy, coercion, and danger. Whereas the …