… for coercion, we propose that a principle of least coercive care … the prevalence and extent
of coercion in mental healthcare. … to approach the use of coercion in mental health is to follow …

… care. Systematic information on more severe and explicit forms of coercion, such as the use
of … There is increasing recognition that we need to make mental healthcare more consensual …

… is no wonder that the use of coercion in mental healthcare raises some of our … use of
coercion towards adults in mental healthcare, comprising studies in community mental healthcare …

… The use of coercion in mental health care is not self-… health professionals often evaluate
coercion differently. The present study aims to discuss patients' ‘moral’ evaluation of coercion. …

… The use of coercion is common and controversial, and involves … to the use of coercion do
health care practitioners face in … culture while health care professionals talked about coercion. …

… for the use of coercion as it appears in the mental health acts and other legal … coercion by
looking at the kind of events and circumstances determining the patient's perception of coercion…

… Moreover, a small number of studies of the use of monetary incentives in other areas of
health care have generated positive results in terms of increasing compliance and improving …

… Use of coercion in mental health care is one of the more … of coercion on individual autonomy
and liberty make coercion an … Previous research has shown that coercion is a complex …

… use of coercion to a systemic shaping of mental healthcare towards the use of coercion …
For example, one participant said, ‘Wrongful use of coercion is connected to the system’s …

… The general themes were the use and experiences of coercion and possible … patients use
terms like abuse, war or Nazism to describe their experience of coercion in mental health care. …