… the research literature on how nurses in community mental … of coercive interventions and
consider the ethical challenges … ethical challenges related to the use of coercion by nurses in …

… On the other hand, the coercive intervention may have little or no positive effect and may
even cause harm. The study by Kjellin et al. shows that, according to the judgement of …

… The conflict between ethical values and interventions implemented may cause … was that
psychiatric nurses perceived ethical problems related to the coercive measures. Implementation …

… as well as when coercion is not the preferred intervention. The … ’s [4] study, the nurses said
that coercion “is part of the job, … experiencing ethical challenges in connection with coercion is …

… care for the purpose of providing a mandated intervention (such as in the case of CTOs, and
… providing mandated treatment should be well versed in the ethical dilemmas this poses and …

… We outline a principle of least coercive intervention that we … an ethical benchmark for the
use of coercive practices in mental healthcare. We want to assert a prima facie ban on coercive …

… coercive measures in psychiatry, as treating someone against their will and using coercion
involves several ethical dilemmas … The foundation for nursing interventions was considered to …

… 1 which explores the ethical challenges of coercion and possible … and improving coercive
interventions by implementing … Ethical issues experienced by mental health nurses in the …

… the ethical dilemmas faced by nurses in this context, to this date, their perspectives on patient’s
rights when a broad variety of coercive … to a jurisdiction [28] or intervention [27]. A recent …

… This included psychiatrists, mental health nurses, assistant nurses, psychologists and … and
consequences related to the use of coercive interventions are also important. This includes …