… compulsory care can be ethically, medically, and legally justified, and hopefully decrease the
use of compulsory care … is that care providers at most psychiatric inpatient wards in Sweden …

… It is concluded that there are troublesome legal and ethical implications of courts relying on
… forensic psychiatric care. To fulfil the Swedish legal criteria for administrative involuntary care …

… In a Swedish study (Citation8) among committed and voluntarily admitted patients, only a …
for the patient has been central in the ethical argument for compulsory action, but this fact is at …

… problems and ethical dilemmas. A central task within Swedish forensic psychiatry has always
… , this was mirrored in the legal regulation of compulsory treatment in general psychiatric as …

… The ethical deliberations above are reflected in The … , which states that compulsory
psychiatric interventions are an … in psychiatry are over the age of 65 (around 5% in Sweden) and …

… Whether this `someone' should be psychiatrists can be questioned. In a recent survey
concerning the ethics of compulsory treatment, Swedish psychiatrists were asked to assess case …

… rättspsykiatri i strid med internationell etikkodex [Continued compulsory treatment without
medical grounds. Application of forensic psychiatry in conflict with international code of ethics] …

… moral sentiments of practitioners, less prone to idiosyncratic interpretations in practice. …
Capacity Act that, in their opinion, justified detention for compulsory treatment in their eyes: …

… In this study, community psychiatric nurses chose to describe … psychiatric treatment, either
under the Swedish Compulsory … in developing the care of patients who are in compulsory care. …

… on the ethics of involuntary treatment in psychiatry, where it remains … few areas of medicine
where involuntary treatment is both legally … of Swedish psychiatry about involuntary treatment, …