… subjects. This study explored attitudes towards psychiatric coercive interventions in healthy
individuals … The impact of personal history of coercive treatment on preferences concerning …

… and psychopathology, their psychiatric treatment, and, if applicable, prior coercive measures
(eg, … voluntary, general questions about their attitudes to coercion in psychiatry were posed. …

… Subjective experience of coercion in psychiatric care: A study comparing the attitudes of
patients and healthy volunteers towards coercive methods and their justification. European …

… the degree to which mental health care professionals recognize informal coercion and by
investigating how this is related to individuals’ attitudes towards coercion. The secondary aim …

… Subjective experience of coercion in psychiatric care: A study comparing the attitudes of
patients and healthy volunteers towards coercive methods and their justification. European …

… the ethical challenges of coercive psychiatric care as experienced by psychiatric staff. The …
challenges within psychiatry, consequently improving the quality of care reduce coercion and …

… America); Soumitra Pathare, Centre for Mental Health Law and Policy, Indian Law Society (…
health (Switzerland); Jolijn Santegoeds, World Network of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry (…

… Coercion in the field of mental health care refers to the use of forceful actions, involuntary …
groups: formal coercion and informal coercion. Formal coercive measures include involuntary …

… The current models and paradigms in mental health care are … of coercive measures in the
treatment of severe mental … These coercive measures also present risks due to their side …

… care is a feature of mental health services around the world. In addition to involuntary
admission and treatment, specific coercive … perceived coercion on admission among psychiatry …