… the issue of coercive treatment has expanded beyond the psychiatric hospitals and now …
with high vulnerability regarding the use of coercive measures, such as forensic mental health …

… the coercive treatment of psychiatric patients … coercive treatment is ethically justified. This
paper discusses the rationale behind coercive treatment in relation to an idealized psychiatric …

… approach to decisions about coercive treatment that is based on four … psychiatry’s perspective
with the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons With Disabilities. Coercive treatment can …

… measures (seclusion and restraint [SR]) in adult patients with severe psychiatric disorders. …
of coercion and the prevention and treatment of aggressive behavior in the adult psychiatric …

… coercion is common in formal and non-formal settings,1,2 including mental health
services.Coercive treatment … implicit or explicit pressure to accept certain treatment to the use of …

… , which may help us to view coercion in a new light as a practice of care. Indeed, one may
try to protect the patient by providing coercive treatment with the aim of facilitating the long-…

… can be concluded that coercive treatment arouses negative feelings … treatment, and fails to
result in a trusting treatment relationship between the patient and the professionals. Coercion …

… on informal coercion in mental health-care systems. Therefore, the aim of this study was
to review the literature on prevalence of treatment pressures and informal coercion and the …

… and just psychiatry completely without the use of coercive … in the treatment of very agitated,
aggressive or violent psychiatric … on the use of coercive measures of psychiatric inpatients in …

To assess the association between different types of coercive measures (forced medication,
seclusion, and restraint) used during involuntary psychiatric admission and two treatment …