… of psychiatric care, especially compulsory care, in two Swedish counties. The psychiatric
patients’ experiences of compulsory care. In … Ethical benefits and costs of coercion in short-term …

… World Psychiatric Association developed a code of ethics for … Sweden are the only countries
in which the danger to oneself or others is not considered a criterion for involuntary treatment…

… decisions regarding compulsory psychiatric care in Sweden. Our … In Sweden, compulsory
care for these two groups is … that patients might internalize moral expectations when complying …

… Coercion in psychiatric care involves an ethical conflict … Citation[7], who found that Swedish
psychiatrists appear to be … responding psychologists, and possibly that involuntary treatment …

… Various studies in Sweden 23,24 and Ethiopia 25 found that psychiatrists support … explore
psychiatric caregivers’ perceptions and moral reasoning on whether compulsory treatment of …

… have occurred in Swedish psychiatric care, involving a more … involuntary treatment in
psychiatric care. The new Law of … Respect is considered as a primary ethical principle, a basic …

… topic of controversial legal and ethical debates for more than 100 … care, eg areas served by
university psychiatric hospitals or … as a criterion, Finland, Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Sweden …

… medical measure in the form of outpatient compulsory observation and treatment by a
psychiatrist can be assigned to persons convicted of crimes committed in a state of sanity, but in …

… , meaning that compulsory treatment improves the outcome … In accordance with medical
ethics, the moral obligation to … In Sweden, Hansson, in cooperation with the Swedish health …

… This difficulty to separate compulsory psychiatric care and compulsory addiction care was …
& ethical analysis”. We have explored the evolution of compulsory care in Sweden throughout …