… to deliberate, threat of serious harm and proportionality between harm and coercion. … for
the particular context of psychiatry? Although the Convention emphasises the autonomy of the …

… lower and higher perceived coercion link to earlier findings on autonomy and patient-staff …
and fundamentally respectful of their autonomy. Striking this balance may be psychiatry’s best …

… to limit coercive practices and compulsory treatment (Mezzich … scholarship around ‘coercive
treatment in psychiatry’ has … context by considering coercion in light of ‘autonomy’ as the …

… effects of coercion are difficult to predict. Thus, applying coercion in psychiatric care … or
because the use of coercion will not lead to rebirthing of autonomy. This is unsatisfactory. Albeit …

… Existing capacity-based legislation’s strength in giving due weight to autonomy is nearly
always counterbalanced by a number of weaknesses. These lie in the lack of sufficient attention …

… that fear of coercion is an obstacle to seeking psychiatric care (14, 15). In a large qualitative
study, outpatients described choice and autonomy as central to recovery and coercion as a …

… of autonomy (perceived coercion) raises negative feelings in the individual whose autonomy
is … Kaltiala-Heino et al. concluded that coercive treatment arouses negative feelings in the …

… coercive measures in psychiatric care. 2 These laws have been guided by the principle of
autonomy. … been sketched out on the notions of autonomy, coercion, and danger. Whereas the …

“Treat me with respect”. A systematic review and thematic analysis of psychiatric patients’
reported perceptions of the situations associated with the process of coercion - Tingleff - 2017 - …

… A conflict exists between maintaining the patient’s autonomy and the safety of those in
charge of their care, their fellow patients, and the patients themselves. In some cases, …