… evidence and evaluation of coerced treatment programs, and a move away from the current
situation which sees coerced treatment … treated under various coerced treatment orders. …

… from the CRASH trial—a large international randomised study evaluating the effects of …
evidence of the effects of treatments— especially those given under conditions of coercion. Large …

… As a considerable range of evidence-based interventions for the prevention of coercion
and violence is available now, further research should try to improve implementation of these …

… to perceived coercion at admission and during treatment among … screened for perceived
coercion at admission. Those who felt … In line with previous evidence, our findings highlight the …

… to provide the best possible treatment for coerced patients, which should be based on sound
research evidence. … There was no evidence of a difference between the non-coerced and …

… measures in psychiatry to improve the current level of evidence available to … coercive
treatment. They should comprise recommendations for involuntary admission, involuntary treatment …

… days to detect any evidence of an aggressive … randomisation but partaking in the study as
a preference group. We consider a reduction in the incidence rates of aggression and coercion …

… We present current evidence sorted by descriptive studies, non-randomised outcome …
satisfaction with services or perceived coercion. There was some evidence that CTOs reduced risk …

… No other clinical or social benefits have been identified at the top level of evidence, but a
significant increase in time spent under coercion by patients on CTOs has been observed. This …

… is effective or not is not known; nor is it likely to become known since a randomised controlled
… Thus there is emerging evidence that some forms of AS can reduce coercion and improve …