… hospital system. Because Jews were barred from employment in state bureaucracies, they
could not be psychiatrists and hence could not force … its impact on the history of psychiatry is, I …

… as a general concept is more accepted than individual, specific coercive measures, such as
forced … treatment and of coercive measures are likely to influence the total burden of being …

… commit themselves for psychiatric hospital care. (Voluntary admission to a mental health
facility is … compelled, “forced,” or coerced to adhere to the conditions of outpatient commitment. …

… coercive measures such as seclusion,(physical) restraint and forced medication are immanent
elements of psychiatric care… might influence the practice of involuntary psychiatric hospital …

… Mental health consumers with serious mental illness were surveyed to obtain inforina-tion
about their experiences with andattitudes towardforcedpsycbiatric treatment… mental illness who …

… forms of forced treatment in psychiatry as ‘tantamount to torture’ (p.1). When coercion is …
Sociocultural contexts have been suggested to influence the remit of psychiatry in society in …

… that preferences for coercive measure are influenced by earlier … As these are very different
options, they might influence … findings are fully representative for inpatient psychiatric care. …

… Coercion appears to be an integral component of psychiatry, particularly forensic psychiatry,
and its use strongly influences … The case covered forced feeding, forced treatment, isolation …

… moral baseline from influencing people’s intuitions about informal coercion, we … Influence
and coercion: Relational and rights-based ethical approaches to forced psychiatric treatment…

… to accept treatment in the community will lead to forced treatment even though this … influence
over his or her treatment at a time of crisis and thus to reduce the need for coerced treatment…