… patient autonomy, as well as rates of violence and escape incidents, in a Norwegian high-security
forensic psychiatric ward … Several indicators of increased patient autonomy were found…

… approach of doctors to their patients is dangerous and that there is a need to reflect on the
scope of autonomy of patients on psychiatric wards. patient autonomy, bioethics, paternalism …

… Several threats to patient autonomy were reported. One was lack of resources, which
sometimes resulted in limitations on patient autonomy. Being permitted to go outdoors and other …

… inpatient care and of involuntary admissions in patients with previously high inpatient care
… increases patient autonomy, responsibility and confidence in daily life. Conclusion: Patient-…

… Respect for patient autonomy in this context raises questions only a few ethical studies have
been conducted on, especially in France. The ones that do exist are mostly retrospective, 9,…

… argued that ward rules reflect basic issues about patient autonomy and the extent of staff
control. The ward with the highest number of assaults in the study scored lowest on autonomy. …

… of patient autonomy is highly influential in modern healthcare. Central to the idea of a right to
autonomy … Respecting patient autonomy involves regarding the individual's specific wishes …

… , and there is a risk that the interest in safeguarding patients’ autonomy will decrease. Aims:
… patients on a locked acute psychiatric ward. The study was performed on a ward for patients …

… in compulsory care is how to handle the intrusion on the patient's autonomy without violating
his/her integrity. Personal autonomy can be defined as personal rule of the self that is free …

… physical climate of the psychiatric ward have been conducted. … of the ward milieu affects the
treatment outcome and patient … autonomy than did patients on open wards (t=−2.5, P<0.05). …