… them and in their willingness to refer to secondary (outpatient) or tertiary (inpatient)
treatment). For the physician, the question is where along a continuum of mental distress, mental …

… Given such realities, the use of legal coercion to outpatient treatment clearly will not, by
itself, improve service systems that are already overburdened and underfunded. Coercion …

… of coercive practices experienced whilst an inpatient. Therefore, it is only right that the practice
of informal coercion … with higher levels of perceived coercion (Jaeger and Rossler, 2010). …

… systems is typically accompanied by assertive community treatment, a mode of service
delivery that itself blurs the distinction between voluntary and coerced treatment (2). Facing such …

… Although informal coercion by family members, case managers, and others may overcome
… getting treatment (27), legal coercion in the form of court orders for outpatient commitment …

… of legally enforced and other coerced treatment, Weisner (1990a) defines coercion "as a form
… In this study, interviews were conducted with people who entered outpatient alcohol treat- …

… Although no extant research has examined the relationship between dependence and
perceived coercion during treatment entry, we hypothesize that perceived coercion will be …

… This article examines coercion in voluntary psychiatric patients. … be coercive; and the impact
that coercion might have on patients' views about their problem, professionals and treatment. …

… coercion in community mental health. After a brief review of how coercion is treated in studies
of outpatient … Although this alternative way of thinking about coercion runs through much of …

… the effect of this informal coercion on managing levels of risk for … the impact of formal and
informal coercion on managing risk for … of outpatient treatment, the role of coercion in treatment …