… (the Commission) stated that compulsory treatment is used too much, … a framework within
which compulsory treatment should be … on which compulsory treatment should be implemented. …

… compulsory treatment for acute onset of psychosis. Twelve patients with experience of
compulsory treatment … intervention and felt secure when they were relieved of sole responsibility. …

… ethical debates regarding compulsory treatment in psychiatry … against the existence of
compulsory treatment altogether, thus … justifications for and responsibilities of state interference in …

… ’s views on the justification of their compulsory detention; the power imbalance between …
, and professionals to improve treatment for people who may need compulsory detention. The …

… I think they’re quite good at getting the balance between giving you responsibility and freedom
without giving you too much. (Laughs) Giving you more than you can cope with. Like they …

… of the individual in the process of treatment (when insight has been restored), including
his/her share of responsibility for the societal (including fiscal) consequences of non-treatment. …

… shame and guilt, reframe the eating disorder as a coercive phenomenon dominating the
patient's life, and finally, enhance the patient's responsibility toward his or her own health. …

… This is suggested by a number of factors including the status of the patient as involuntary,
the doctor's primary, statutory and moral responsibility to detain and treat the patient rather …

… and views on compulsory treatment. In relation to this, issues about patient autonomy were
also … up and stopping him… I think he needed to feel that he could take responsibility himself. …

… At each of the 12 Trusts and 13 associated LASSDs, semi-structured interviews were arranged
with a senior service manager, responsible for policy development, to explore how SDOs …