… of coercive practices in mental healthcare. We want to assert a prima facie ban on coercive
practices in mental healthcare … We wish to clarify the reason that coercion is wrong, look at …

… To examine the extent and nature of coercive practices in mental healthcare and to consider …
There is increasing recognition that we need to make mental healthcare more consensual …

… Therefore it is crucial for all mental health care providers to evidence robust programmes
to reduce restrictive and coercive practices. The Oxford Dictionary defines best practices as ‘…

… we argue that complexities associated with coercive psychiatric practices are often … health
care contexts, mental health services are unique in legally mandating compulsion and coercion…

… The use of coercive measures was predicted by patients' … Coercive measures have only a
limited impact on patients' … , coercion is still a controversial issue in mental health practice. Only …

… Most of these countries have accessible healthcare provided by the state. The databases
are described more fully in the Supplementary Text available at https://doi.org/10.1192/bjo. …

… The reviewed evidence suggests risk of coercive practice in inpatient mental health settings
is … outlined earlier when examining coercive practices in mental health care, a distinction has …

… Coercion in mental health care is broadly categorized as formal and informal [7]. While
formal coercive practice describes tangible conspicuous acts of coercion such as compulsory …

… legal obligation to address coercive practices in mental health care. The QualityRights …
coercive practices as they highlight a number of steps that could expedite reform. Coercive …

… gaps in the provision of health care, the argument outlined in … ment of how coercive care
works in practice. Careful scrutiny of … However pragmatic or necessary compulsory health care …