… project Controversies in Psychiatry: Coercive measures and … are appropriate for involuntary
care or if treatment without … Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. They observed large …

… for involuntary treatment in psychiatry and somatic health care. But to make that point, we
need to assume the presence of an ethical … It is notable that even a country like Sweden, which …

… Under Swedish law [31], approval from an ethics committee was not required at the time of …
the woman is on compulsory care or on voluntary care. When on compulsory care the doctor’s …

… regulate the use of coercive measures in psychiatric care. … In countries like the USA, the
Netherlands, Sweden, and … cases of involuntary admissions and involuntary treatment in …

… The study was performed in acute psychiatric wards at four Swedish psychiatric departments,
… [8] found in a study on ethical benefits and costs of coercion an association between being …

… , Sweden and Switzerland, in which compulsory psychiatric … manner, according to Local
Ethical Committee compliance (… framework of psychiatric involuntary treatment and thus in …

… the founding father of Swedish forensic psychiatry, Olof Kinberg. … contains the seed of an
ethical dilemma. The administrative … Compulsory care should furthermore be actualized when a …

… This study represents the first attempt within the South African context to explore issues
related to involuntary treatment, specifically from an ethical standpoint. The data yielded provide …

… regard to coercive care), instructions, and an ethical diary. A … Sweden and approved by
the Ethical Review Board. This study is part of the project “Coercive care in Swedish psychiatry …