… in psychiatric institutions”. The global human rights drive to reduce coercion in psychiatry has
… global psychiatry or from domestic psychiatric associations to follow suit. While the World …

… Legally endorsed hospital coercion can lead to systemic and other human rights violations,
… Psychiatric compulsion reduces trust, breaks down the therapeutic relationship, and often …

… We discuss their mutual aim to support countries in improving human rights and quality of …
related to coercion in mental healthcare: the WHO’s approach to eliminate coercion and the …

… may affect the prevalence and type of coercion in psychiatric services and in society and their
… Quality Rights project to increase awareness and identification of human rights issues in …

… Maintaining Human Rights and Recovery Principles when coercive practices are … ensure
that psychiatric practice and training are based on the principles of human rights and recovery. …

… Coercion in psychiatric care is seen in the form … coercion in psychiatric care is of utmost
importance and these controversies mainly center on the issues of ‘justification’ and ‘human rights…

… I have discussed it at length in my book Coercive Care. Here I will focus on its implications
for the use of coercion within psychiatry. In the convention the following statement is made: …

… Irrespective of whether coercion is viewed as a ‘necessary evil’17 in some … that coercive
psychiatric measures restrict human rights and that support should be framed around the 'rights, …

… underlying power dynamic to reduce coercion in psychiatry. … to the experience of coercion
and power in psychiatry. Data were … dynamic if we want to reduce coercion in psychiatric care. …

… As a consequence, these resources focus heavily on reducing coercive practices. They …
human rights, mental health, disability, capacity, recovery and the right to freedom from coercion, …