3 天前 - … human rights. This doctoral thesis has examined conditional factors on different
levels regarding the variance in coercion … to psychiatric hospitals, further coercive measures …

5 天前 - … coercion is not restricted to scarce resource settings 37 . In order to implement a
human rights-based approach, psychiatrists … Continuing to use coercion where there are scarce …

5 天前 - As a medical student in the 1970s, my deep concern about the civil rights of the
mentally ill was one of the main reasons for my interest in psychiatry and which ultimately …

5 天前 - … of universal and inalienable human rights. These fundamental rights are outlined by
the … The use of coercion in the treatment of mentally ill people, the need for shared decision-…

44 天前 - … such as human rights concerns associated with involuntary admission and coercive
treatment … of people with mental ill health in China by requiring that psychiatric treatment be …

64 天前 - … wards in hospitals, coercion in psychiatry, patient and public … with those of individual
human rights, for example to … [s] the fundamental human rights of personal security and …

82 天前 - … , to reduced human rights violations and improved practices consistent with a human
rights–… Additionally, these instruments often do not follow the human rights approach and …

91 天前 - … need to implement alternatives to coercion in mental health care. However, there
was consensus that involuntary psychiatric treatment was sometimes required to respect the …

92 天前 - … This chapter will focus on the work of WPA on promoting alternatives to coercion in
mental health care, and the concurrent program underpinning this on partnering with people …

96 天前 - … health and human rights bodies have weighed in on the role of coercion in mental
… of individual narratives of resistance to psychiatric coercion. These narratives, cultivated and …