… 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 …

… voluntary treatments, which perhaps were the result of a more frequent use of informal coercion…
due to serious danger to one’s health, dangerousness, and outpatient services not being …

… on efforts to reduce, end and prevent coercion in the mental health context, whether in …
and prevent coercion of people with mental health conditions and psychosocial disabilities. …

… of coercion, including formal and informal coercion across … coercion reflects the mental
health system's tendency to rely on coercion and the lack of voluntary services and treatment …

… of how coercion is used to ensure adherence to treatment for … We review both formal laws
and informal methods used to … outpatient committal, but occasionally as assisted outpatient …

… that such treatment cannot be given without both capacitous patient consent (including
informal and/or outpatients) and a second opinion, unless it is necessary to save life. Coercive …

… For example, to assess high-risk pregnancy, we asked women whether they had required
in- or outpatient medical treatment during pregnancy rather than presenting a long checklist of …

… of the possibility of coercive treatment may have … treatment. Compulsion is often regarded
as an inevitable feature of psychiatric treatment, and, given our finding that perceived coercion …

… The compulsory treatment of anorexia nervosa is a … and coercion even without formal
compulsory treatment orders. … outpatient or day patient treatment, so no formal compulsory …