… The use of involuntary treatment in psychiatry comes with some benefits and many … This
review proposes to compare the procedures and criteria for involuntary psychiatric treatment …

… often require involuntary treatment. In addition, … treatment, involuntary treatment was not
felt to be helpful approximately 25% of the time. In these instances, treating psychiatrists asked …

… Involuntary treatment is a key issue in healthcare ethics. In this study, ethical issues … to
involuntary psychiatric treatment are investigated through interviews with Swedish psychiatrists. …

… We gathered data on involuntary treatment and restraint in the course of a study on treatment
refusal in medical hospitals. The study has been described in detail elsewhere(8). The data …

… of 59 psychiatric patients who had been involuntarily admitted to hospital treatment across
England. … about deliberation in psychiatry, especially in the context of involuntary treatment. …

… procedures for involuntary admission to psychiatric hospitals … their implications for
contemporary psychiatric practice. This … treating physician) involuntary treatment for the …

… the scope of this paper, such as the involuntary treatment of children and of moribund patients,
… in psychiatric research without their personal consent, and the involuntary treatment of …

… involuntary in-patient psychiatric treatment. Other predictors were the absence of outpatient
treatment … The highest risk of involuntary treatment was associated with patients with organic …

The aim of this study was to examine involuntary medication in psychiatric inpatient treatment.
A retrospective chart review of 1543 consecutive admissions of working aged civil patients …

… admitted for voluntary treatment. Further, the majority of those involuntarily treated later
affirmed the necessity of their treatment and showed goodwill toward the treatment process. Only …