… a therapeutic relationship, with nurses believing they can build a bond … treatment order,
and patients rejecting this possibility. Nurses caring for patients on involuntary treatment orders …

… – were determined to distinctly report the perspectives of subjects of CTOs and therefore were
… It was in the hands of nurses and doctors and I thought well that's not fair….so I went up to …

… nurses and doctors in medical and surgical wards in Sweden. The … order on the wards is
seen as a negotiated order, the result of a continuous negotiation between doctors and nurses. …

… Yet the clinical impact of DNR orders, particularly with regard to nursing care, has not been
… direct care nurses' perspectives on the meaning and interpretation of DNR orders in relation …

… The drift towards control, particularly in the form of Community Treatment Orders (CTOs),
has profound implications for the role of mental health social workers, yet this issue is rarely …

… Several designations refer to the concept of treatment order, depending on … treatment order,
ITO, involuntary outpatient treatment, compulsory treatment, compulsory community treatment…

… I have most contact with two nurses.” … perspective about being subjected to CTOs. The
sampling was purposive, and while we made an effort to obtain a range of different perspectives, …

… the need for a treatment order, by affecting a person's willingness to cooperate with treatment,
or as … because he trusted the nurse's judgment and wished to avoid further hospitalization. …

… This paper summarizes a 1-year nursing contnbuhon to an already established survey
enhtled The Treatment and Secunty Needs of Speaal Hospital Pahents' (Maden et al, …

Background: The Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST) Paradigm records
advance care planning for patients with advanced illness or frailty as actionable medical …