… guidelines for mental health conditions do not consider measures to reduce coercion. … to
reduce the use of coercive care in mental health services. Effect sizes for interventions were re-…

… of coercion in mental health and appraise the efficacy of attempts to reduce coercion and …
mental health services do not experience coercive care, involuntary detention and forcible …

… psychiatric hospitalization and mental health treatment, this article does not attempt an
analysis of the conditions under which coercion in the mental health context should be justified."' …

… “treatment pressures” to cover the range of interventions aimed at inducing reluctant patients
to accept treatment; as we shall see, “coercion” is … the range of treatment pressures as these …

… for coercive interventions. Together with colleagues, we (14,15) have argued that conventional
mental health law discriminates against persons with a mental disorder since it does not …

… investigated naturally occurring group discussions of coercion. By applying such methods to
… mental health services, this paper seeks to increase our knowledge of the effects of coercion…

… mental health services, there seems a greater likelihood of driving individuals out of services
if they feel coerced. … for coercion in mental health services, either short or long term ( 35 ). …

… used medication and mental health center’s services, in … be concluded that coercive
treatment arouses negative feelings … of the treatment, and fails to result in a trusting treatment …

… Thus, this chapter discusses the transcultural ethical aspects of implementing coercive
management of psychiatric disorders, with special emphasis on the conflict between the human …

… mental health facilities, could lead to the reduction of rates of use of coercion in mental
health… is the impact of coercion on outcome of patients with severe mental disorders) has been …