… If we want to comply with the UNCRPD, reduce coercion in mental health services and
rehabilitate psychiatric practice, there is an urgent need to re-evaluate current mental health legis…

… Coercion in mental health care gives rise to many ethical … projects aiming to reduce coercive
practices and improve their … life to ensure morally justified coercion and best practices. …

… may compromise or promote autonomy, and how respecting the patient’s autonomy may
reduce the need for coercion, or make the use of coercion a lesser evil and increase the quality …

… on coercion in mental healthcare, and that the use of coercive … The presupposition that
mental illness involves limited … that reduced competence automatically justifies use of coercion, …

… review of 60 studies of restraint reduction in mental healthcare from 2004 to 2014.17 … focused
on reducing mechanical restraint (rarely used in the UK), with most reporting a reduction in …

… Coercion in mental healthcare has led to ethical debate on its … explicitly explored patients’
moral evaluations of coercion. … of coercion and concerns about way that coercion is carried out …

… 1983 Mental Health Act of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland concluded
that reforms were needed to reduce coercion in mental health care and to support mental …

… “Compulsion” in mental health care is a reasonably straightforward notion: the use of force,
… A promising means of reducing the need for coercion at times of crisis, especially a relapse of …

… This study sought to explore suggestions from service users and service providers on
ways to reduce coercive practices in mental health care, including involuntary admissions, …

… and integrated care interventions to reduce coercive treatment in mental health services.
These … implementation initiatives to reduce coercive practices in mental healthcare, and should …