… treatment-adherent. The purpose of this book is to broaden the debate to examine the use
of coercive care … need to be viewed through a human rights lens so as to minimise the extent …

Coercive care remains predominant in the treatment of … patient autonomy and human rights
are increasingly at the … examine conventional approaches to the treatment of mental ill health, …

… This chapter begins an analysis of coercive care by outlining four fragments of a longer … the
concept of ‘coercive care’ in light of the contested definitions of ‘coercion’ and ‘care’. This part …

This book is, I think, a significant collection of law writing, for anyone interested in the legal
and ethical challenge of ensuring that people with disabilities are treated equally before the …

… If we think that there are any circumstances where coercive care is justified, … legal standard
that defines and delimits those circumstances. To answer NO is to conclude that coercive care …

… of coercive care of children in Sweden, the collectivistic discourse and the introduction of the
perspective of the rights … and child’s rights discourse, as well as the changing orientation of …

… coercive care without sufficient scrutiny as to the necessity for intrusions upon human rights.
… -makers in evaluating options other than ‘coercive care’. This interpretative framework may …

… This chapter reviews each of these areas in which persons with brain injuries may be provided
with coercive care which has problematic characteristics. It starts with a review of generic …

… The section on legal aspects of coercive treatment contains … and the law agree in their
views on coercive treatment. He … , and it is contemplated in legislation, which often dictates …

… in current development goals, as well as improved mechanisms for the monitoring and
enforcement of human rights law and policy. Further guidance on domestic mental health law is …