… involuntary psychiatric treatment are investigated through interviews with Swedish psychiatrists…
this may play a role for involuntary treatment decisions also in Swedish psychiatric care. …

… beliefs of psychiatrists. In this study, 328 members of the Swedish Psychiatric Association …
containing three clinical vignettes examining involuntary hospitalization, other compulsory …

… , involuntary admission also allows for involuntary treatment of the person's condition. However
… Studies of service users' perspectives conducted in Ireland and Sweden also show that …

… and in Sweden. Worldwide involuntary commitment of psychiatric patients is accepted as a
… measure in order to treat very ill and often psychotic patients who resist treatment. There is …

… treatment in adult psychiatric ward. Treatment year, sex, and having previous psychiatric
hospital treatment were not associated with involuntary treatment. Considerable differences …

… In 1992 there was a change in the relevant Swedish legislation, The Law of Psychiatric
Compulsory Care (LPT), which meant that the criteria for using coercion were strengthened. This …

… In contrast to this, it has been argued that lack of decision-making capacity should be a
necessary criterion for involuntary treatment in psychiatric care just as in somatic care [2,16,17]. …

… more would accept involuntary admission than involuntary treatment with neuroleptics. Higher
… Citation[7], who found that Swedish psychiatrists appear to be equally willing to medicate …

… chiatric services with different care traditions handle involuntary psychiatric hospitalizations.
Among the committed patients, the highest proportion in Umeå and the lowest in Angelholm …

… consecutive psychiatric admissions in twenty acute psychiatric units … Involuntary patients
had less contact with psychiatric … referred because of a deterioration of their psychiatric illness. …