… human rights are actually integrated into psychiatric and mental health nursing practice in the
context of coercive work. … was coercion, from which various human rights issues may arise. …

… practices such as substitute decision-making, seclusion, and restraint, the psychiatric … for
psychiatry residents focused on promoting human rights and reducing coercive practices in …

… , human rights challenges facing the current clinical practices in this area. We consider the
epidemiology of coercion in … All forms of coercive practices are inconsistent with human rights-…

… domestic courts to declare that coercion exercised in compliance with a … This paper will take
a human rights perspective and … of coercion on admission to forensic psychiatric hospital: A …

… of coerced psychiatric human rights violations. He describes how coerced mental health
procedures sever the human … power imbalance and immense human suffering. While some …

… to coercion in psychiatric facilities was (and still is) the meta-level of human rights and those
international actors to whom the implementation and monitoring of human rights is entrusted…

… The Citizens Commission on Human Rights published Deadly restraints, psychiatry’s “therapeutic”
assault, a report that summarised reports of deaths, patient abuse and neglect as a …

… In regard to psychiatric services, articles 12 (equal … only rights that should be valid for all
humans. Although the UN-CRPD represents a logical next step in a series of human rights …

… If there are other, more human rights-friendly alternatives, this will constitute a reason not to
use coercion (18, 32, 72). Some authors attribute the use of unjustified coercion in psychiatry …

… Forced and coerced psychiatric treatment is an everyday occurrence indicating the ease
with which rights-based justification is made. From a relational perspective, the use of strong …