… in treatment and outcome between voluntarily and compulsorily admitted patients. …
Therefore, we aim to explore factors associated with compulsory admission and, using propensity …

… compulsory admission as their outcome measure. Despite this intent, we are unlikely to
have missed a complete subgroup of interventions. Although meta-analysis is a method to …

… compulsory admission in Europe and compare the legislations and practices on compulsory
admission and treatment … Rates of compulsory procedures in EU-15 nations vary from only 6 …

… -resistant by the existing services, as they have a long history of treatment efforts (including
multiple compulsory admissions) which did not lead to lasting improvements. [4]. Due to their …

… that CCT has little to no effect on outcomes, including admissions, but critiques of these trials
… Our primary outcome measure of interest was readmission to hospital. Secondary outcome …

… We also do not know if compulsory treatment orders improve social outcome. The use of
community treatment orders and the overall admission rate in the 12 months after the index date …

… The effectiveness of compulsory treatment orders (CTO) in … There are no recent New Zealand
publications on outcomes for … index admission by timing of compulsory treatment orders. …

… Our hypothesis was that the primary outcome (number of compulsory admissions) would
be significantly lower in the intervention group at follow up. Our secondary outcomes were …

… stipulated a specific need for treatment as a standard criterion for compulsory admission[2]. …
care offers advantages or disadvantages in terms of outcomes, such as subsequent service …

… Some factors were identified which may have led to an underestimation of the outcome, …
was a comparison of two types of compulsory treatment a debate of ACT's to some degree …