… patients are actually not very autonomous, and that, consequently, a principle of respect for
autonomy has little to offer for these patients … in psychiatry the emphasis on patient autonomy …

… To facilitate the development of patient autonomy, we … psychiatrist altered her medication
before he had even met her. This event took place when she was transferred to another ward…

… In the other dimensions the staff reported more autonomy for the patients and that the ward
was more practically orientated, orderly and the programme more explicit. In contrast the …

… deprivation of patients' rights—at least temporarily—as a gross violation of patients' autonomy,
… patients' autonomy, or even helping to restore it, by alleviating a condition that limits …

… obligations than just attention to patient autonomy. Childress has suggested that respect for
… psychiatric patients—who are most at risk for violations of their autonomy. It is also likely that …

“Treat me with respect”. A systematic review and thematic analysis of psychiatric patients’
reported perceptions of the situations associated with the process of coercion - Tingleff - 2017 - …

… how can we define the personal autonomy of a psychiatric patient in a hospital environment …
ward; and (2) how can we generally define the personal autonomy of a psychiatric patient in …

… autonomous persons — although a major aim of psychiatric treatment is precisely to promote
the autonomous functioning of the patient. … the ethical principle of patient autonomy or self-…

… when the psychiatrist has to share the autonomy with the patient in some … Patient autonomy
versus risk management: A case study of change in a high security forensic psychiatric ward. …

… We suggest that the assumption that increasing patient autonomy would increase suicides
is built on overconfidence in the predictive value of psychiatric risk assessments and a …