… -up care in the treatment of outpatients with a history of poor treatment motivation. They had
varied … Little attention was devoted to patient experiences of formal and informal coercion. …

… coercive treatment, such as seclusion, mechanical restraint, or coercive medication, or more
subtle forms, such as informal … detailed data on prior outpatient treatment were not available. …

… Compulsory community and involuntary outpatient treatment for people with severe mental
… Compulsory community and involuntary outpatient treatment for people with severe mental …

… This study brought the prevalence of informal coercive practices in mental health
services to … ‘assisted outpatient treatment’. Informal coercion is variously described as ‘treatment …

… treatment non-compliance. These statutes attempt to force psychiatric patients to comply with
outpatient … Rather than resorting to expanding coercive measures, mental health systems …

… of OC, yet involuntary treatment orders are imposed for less than half of patients. This could
indicate that OC use is intertwined with high levels of perceived informal coercion, and, again…

… commitment is that systems of benevolent coercion (ie, those that provide treatment under
threat of state action for client noncompliance) rarely provide effective therapy but quickly …

… treatment in outpatient clinics and experienced a wide range of mental health problems
including subclinical concerns (eg, symptoms of anxiety and depression), comorbid physical …

… or prolonged OPC also receive more frequent outpatient treatment services raises questions
about whether patients under OPC are provided differential access to outpatient care. If so, …

… between perceptions of both coercive and noncoercive pressures to enter treatment and
treatment retention and outcome in participants in an outpatient treatment program for heroin …