… Effectively, the complete abolition of coercive interventions has never been convincingly …
use of coercion, which can occur in many different aspects of psychiatric treatment – coercive …

… Examining the ethical, social and legal issues involved in coerced care, this book brings …
These contributions attempt to shed light on why we use coercive interventions, whether we …

… To make future replications and comparisons between different implementation approaches
… 2) which suggest that coercion reduction programs are at different stages of development or …

… While Hoyer rightly describes the difficulties in comparing figures across nations, he … services
and to undermine the development of non-coercive methods for engaging reluctant patients…

… of the studies included in this review are small and the interventions are heterogeneous. …
the use of coercive interventions in MHC is as a way to deal with a patient‟s aggressive …

… Theoretically, three different objectives can be investigated in the comparison of different
coercive interventions: Safety, efficacy and subjective distress for patients. Safety for patients …

… with violence and coercion. Involuntary admission and coercive measures are still … Up to
15% of psychiatric inpatients experience coercive treatment at least once during hospital stay. …

… No significant main effect of the intervention or gender was evident when comparing both …
specifically in the future development and implementation of interventions aiming to reduce …

… Results suggest the high relevance of the development of best practice guidelines
emphasizing the utilization of communication and trust-building skills, structured training of de-…

… by coercive interventions, number and duration of coercive inter… coercive interventions
in mental health care in Germany and the Netherlands. A comparison of the developments …