… (FBT), which gives patient caregivers the lead in refeeding their child, which is one of the
most successful outpatient treatment approaches applied in children and adolescents with AN […

… The use of coercion with other populations is also promising. … the use of coercion in
substance abuse treatment. The three types of legal, formal and informal coercion are discussed. …

… Apart from ethical challenges related to any form of coercive … for outpatient and inpatient
commitment, enable treatment for … for outpatient and inpatient commitments, enable treatment to …

… Forms of treatment pressure that are not based in laws, often called ‘informal coercion’, are
also … In 2013, there were around 97 beds, 34,100 outpatient consultations and 301 trained …

… A patient with diagnosed schizophrenia is assigned to compulsory psychiatric outpatient
treatment. He refuses to take his prescribed medicine because it makes him stiff and dull. He is …

… treatment compliance, most notably the use of outpatient commitment. This article explores
the issue of coercion and … that wittingly or unwittingly bind citizens to the treatment enterprise. …

… to outpatient treatment during the study time period, the information pertinent to the outpatient
… are categorized into the following types: coercive, formal, informal, and voluntary. Formal …

… coerced treatment, the interaction of coercion (external pressure) and motivation (internal
pressure), and the lack of studies of coerced treatment in prison-based treatment programs. …

… Therapists who work in public institutions or mandatory outpatient treatment programs too
often seem to overlook the importance of the therapist–patient relationship. These therapists …

… treatment planning, especially as the service users moved toward discharge. The professionals
often rationalized that coercion … now is the lack of outpatient treatment resources. If there …