… studies investigating the efficacy of interventions to reduce coercive treatment for people with
mental health conditions in any treatment setting were included. Interventions included any …

… , coerced, and voluntary correctional treatment in reducing recidivism. A search of correctional
treatment … In general, mandated treatment was found to be ineffective in several analyses, …

… We included studies that investigated interventions to reduce coercive measures (seclusion …
for the prevention of coercion and the prevention and treatment of aggressive behavior in …

… The net result of this set of assumptions and preoccupations in criminal justice, especially
as applied to youth, is the application of a policy that rests fundamentally on coercion and …

… family members in conjoint interventions or to report attendance and related information to
family members (with the informed consent of all parties). Such conjoint interventions might be …

… coerced treatment for substance‐using offenders is now widespread internationally. To justify
the continued use of coerced treatment, … on the efficacy of coerced treatment including an …

… These interventions can entail major curtailments of … Examining the ethical, social and legal
issues involved in coerced … light on why we use coercive interventions, whether we should, …

… a comprehensive evaluation of coerced addiction treatment with “… The crux of coerced
treatment is to enforce alternative … entered treatment, the Johnson Intervention and the coerced …

… Treatment (ACT) as forms of coercive treatment interventions to … and coercion, as well as
clinical outcomes that include treatment … of procedural justice and coercion are inversely related; …

… to 30 months following a brief intervention [82, 83]. In addition, randomized trials have
substantiated the efficacy of smoking cessation interventions based specifically on promoting and …