… 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. …

… 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 …

… to reduce coercion. Therefore, the aim of this umbrella review was to summarise the efficacy
of interventions to reduce the use of coercive care in mental health services. Effect sizes for …

… In this review, we compare the use of coercion in mental health care in Germany and in
the … However, opposing trends can be observed in the use of coercive interventions during …

… However, Wertheimer's account, based on a moral baseline, comports better with the
frameworks we will propose for justifying coercive interventions. The weighing of harms to be …

… allowed the facilitator to contact, with participants' consent, the individuals designated as
health care proxies, to explain the process and answer any questions they had about their role …

… and legal issues involved in coerced care, this book brings … law, ethics, psychology and public
health, as well as legal and medical … effects of coercion in mental health care. International …

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

… intervention for the study was the first coercive intervention after admission. Although there
may have been other coercive interventions … this study is based only on the index intervention. …

… coercive measures during acute psychiatric hospitalizations. It has been found that coerced
… ( 1 ), but the focus of this study was on coercion after admission to an acute psychiatric unit. …