… the treatment of patients with a severe eating disorder (mainly those with AN) … paradoxical
nature of forced treatment will also be discussed in light of what we term the “coercion paradox.…

… As all the authors of the current review are child and adolescent psychiatrists or
psychotherapists working on a ward specialized in eating disorders, we aimed to use this empirical …

Introduction The aims of this systematic review and meta-analysis are to provide a summary
of the current literature concerning compulsory treatments in patients with eating disorders (…

… approaches such as coercion and compulsion that can have … individuals with eating disorders
and coercive and compulsive … individuals with eating disorders and coercive or compulsive …

… The provisions of the Act enable coercive treatment even where … psychotic symptoms in
conjunction with the eating disorder.… die, considering the inherent paradox of an illness where the …

… approaches such as coercion and compulsion that can have … individuals with eating disorders
and coercive and compulsive … individuals with eating disorders and coercive or compulsive …

… coercion and the respect of fundamental rights are understudied in psychiatry (4), which is
paradoxical … general psychiatry (addictions, eating disorders, neurological pathologies such …

… the etiological influences on eating disorders delineated by … and explanatory model of eating
disorders. One difficulty with … the individual eating disorders and as many as 50% of eating-…

In this study, we undertook a narrative analysis of participants’ long-term lived experience of
eating disorders and specialist service provision. Eight participants were recruited with …