… method of the ethical advice. Then, we develop the two pillars of the ethical advice: the
general model of shared deliberation and the criteria for the exceptional use of coercion. We also …

… concerning moral deliberations on the … ethics to develop strategies for improving psychiatric
practices. We conclude that social processes play an important role in moral deliberations …

… In this article, we map out the ethical reasons used in the literature to assess coercive actions
that impose limits to freedom of movement; that is, involuntary admission, seclusion, and …

… coercive practices and improve their quality. Few studies have explored the possible role of
ethics (ie, ethical theory, moral deliberation and … For example, one psychiatrist said that his …

… ethical issues relating to involuntary psychiatric treatment are investigated through interviews
with Swedish psychiatrists… emergency ward creates a number of incentives for coercive …

… In response to this strategy, the Norwegian Directorate for Health supported a large research
project on ethics and coercion in psychiatry 2011–2015 (PET [21]; see below). This large …

… The use of coercion is an issue that has accompanied psychiatry throughout its history as
an ethical challenge.1 Coercion is not unique to psychiatry as a medical specialty, but can be …

… of coercion practice in mental hospitals has become the subject of discussion in the
Netherlands. We speak of coercion … Coercion has become a structural part of daily care in mental …

… group interactions can stimulate moral deliberation and open, democratic discussions about
… The moral imperative for dialogue with organizations of survivors of coerced psychiatric …

… the effectiveness of moral case deliberations (MCD) in the reduction of the frequency and
intensity of formal coercion in acute psychiatric wards. Thus, clinical ethics support (CES) such …