… of coercion in mental health and appraise the efficacy of attempts to reduce coercion and …
There is increasing recognition that we need to make mental healthcare more consensual …

… other coercive practices … coercion, we propose that a principle of least coercive care should
be adopted in an attempt to limit the prevalence and extent of coercion in mental healthcare. …

… The use of coercion in mental health care is not self-… health professionals often evaluate
coercion differently. The present study aims to discuss patients' ‘moral’ evaluation of coercion. …

… 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 …

… of coercion in mental healthcare raises some of our most difficult ethical questions. The
term ‘coercion’ … , which may include formal and informal, 9 as well as perceived coercion. ‘Formal …

… Some patients criticize coercive mental health treatment using extremely strong words. This
may be connected to poor therapeutic relationships and unfavourable treatment outcomes, …

… in Norway that use little coercion. The study will explore how the morality of coercion unfolds
in everyday life in mental health care, including how health professionals’ reflect on and …

… coercive interventions, including mental health nursing. Persons with experiences of mental
health problems and coercion … ethical debates and research regarding coercion. However, …

… 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 …

… 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 …