… In order to investigate the Coercion to Beneficial Treatment perspective, we ask: is the
coerced treatment delivered in the context of outpatient commitment associated with reduced …

… This research investigates how coercive interventions like … asks what are effective interventions
for treating noncompliant teens (… into the efficacy and beneficence of coercive practices …

… includes involuntary mental health treatment interventions whose legitimacy is based on …
in the course of psychiatric treatment, the perceived efficacy and outcomes of treatment, and the …

… Furthermore, patients’ complaints about coercive interventions as well as most public
debates do not primarily address objective characteristics such as safety, efficacy, or duration of …

… RCTs on interventions to reduce the use of coercion in … on interventions to prevent or reduce
the use of coercion. We … -designed RCT proving efficacy of the use of coercion has been …

… interventions and systemic changes to hospital practice have an effect on reducing the use of
coercive … Conclusions: This review shows that it is possible to conduct rigorous intervention-…

… that coercive … , some coercive measures may facilitate the treatment of symptoms or allow
for the precise and formal detection of a pathology. The implementation of coercion's efficacy in …

… Unfortunately, empirical assessment of the nature and efficacy of coercion has been … sources
of coercion that are operative in initiating treatment entry, they could choose interventions (…

… Citation2005) that perceived dependence is crucial in treatment motivation, engagement
and efficacy. However, study results, supported by the work of Pearson (Citation1987), and …

… The Oxford English Dictionary defines coercion as ‘the action … the term ‘coercion and
compulsion’, the term ‘coercion’ alone … urgent need to develop alternatives to coercive …