… A recent report by service users attested to the heavy use of formal and informal coercion
and little involvement of patients in their treatment (Tambuyzer, 2017). Recently, there has …

… court order, it is possible that the patient and his physician request the court to issue an order,
saying that the patient can be involuntarily admitted when he stops his outpatient treatment …

… based drug and alcohol treatment. It thus remains important to comprehensively understand
coercion and other influences affecting treatment of clients attending out-patient, community-…

… and a growing relationship between the erosion of the welfare state and psychiatric coercion…
Within both voluntary and involuntary outpatient treatment programs, providers report using …

… indicates a need to discuss whether increased attention to patients’ autonomy rather than
insight into their illness would improve treatment cooperation and reduce the use of coercion. …

… also help to improve participation in regular outpatient treatment. This article further examines
… coercive approaches to mental health treatment such as outpatient commitment (OPC). …

… Coercion directly follows assignment to OC in this model, and as indicated by this … , coercion
can be a set of both formal and informal coercion measures, including measures of coercion …

… Below I argue that a court order to participate in outpatient treatment may be permissible
notwithstanding a finding of incompetence. Our challenge, however, will be to distinguish …

… A better understanding of informal coercion is crucial for … extent and consequences of informal
coercion in mental health … all literature focusing on informal coercion with inpatients aged …

… Substantive analyses indicate that, among clients in outpatient cocaine treatment, ‘coercion’ …
to enter treatment than informal psychosocial pressures. Implications for drug treatment …