… with treatment in … informal coercion in mental health-care systems. Therefore, the aim of this
study was to review the literature on prevalence of treatment pressures and informal coercion …

… [treatment under a section of the Mental Health Act (MHA)] and informal coercion (a range of
treatment pressures, … in England and Wales as community treatment orders (CTOs) in 2008, …

… be coercive and, accordingly, that service users can be coerced into accepting treatment even
if … While our analysis is focused on the use of treatment pressures and informal coercion in …

… treatment pressures and informal coercion is fairer and allows us to open up the debate on
the potential negative impact of informal coercion … treatment pressure and of informal coercion…

… The aim of the present pilot study was to evaluate how precisely staff working in acute inpatient
setting would recognize different levels of coercion and treatment pressures by means of …

… Group members were asked if they were aware of other types of informal coercion, and if
it was possible to establish a continuum between all these types of influences or pressures. …

… Patients institutionalized because of mental illness may be particularly vulnerable to coercive
pressures, and their consent to treatment delivered within the institution cannot always be …

… Our study indicates that in practice informal coercion may be used in a variety of ways,
including but not exclusively limited to the treatment pressures in the commonly-used hierarchy, …

… serviceusers experience with regards to treatments for their mental health, including the
experience of coercion. Once defined, I will place the uses of coercion and treatment pressures …

… A commonly used general term is informal coercion [12, 19]. For simplification, this term will
… of informal coercion is Szmukler and Appelbaum’s [32] hierarchy of treatment pressures (…