… epidemiology of coercion in mental health and appraise the efficacy of attempts to reduce
coercion and make specific recommendations for making mental healthcare less coercive and …

… to be coercive. We argue that there should be a prima facie ban on coercion in mental
healthcare, and that the use of coercive … The presupposition that mental illness involves limited …

… our justifications for coercive interventions. Together with colleagues, we (14,15) have argued
that conventional mental health law discriminates against persons with a mental disorder …

… questions about coercion and mental disorders: (1) an analytical question, Le., what is meant
by the concept of coercion? (2) a normative question, ie, what justifies the use of coercion? …

… The use of coercion also required ongoing open interaction with health … where coercive
measures are used. After 25 years of mental health care, Tor had much experience of coercion. …

… INTRODUCTION: UNDERSTANDING COERCION Any discussion of coerced mental health
treatment must begin with a definition of the term "coercion." In its most basic meaning, the …

… investigated naturally occurring group discussions of coercion. By applying such methods to
… mental health services, this paper seeks to increase our knowledge of the effects of coercion…

… We conducted a concept analysis of coercion … of coercion; the contexts in which coercion
is exercised; nurses’ justification of its use; the ethical issues raised by the presence of coercion…

… and reducing coercive mental health practices. The Department is obliged under state law
to report annually ‘regarding the extent to which individuals with a mental health condition or …

… In this form of community coercion the mental health center becomes the representative …
community mental health centers seem to be using this form of outpatient treatment coercion for …