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Involuntary treatment for psychiatric illness is a routine occurrence. Strachan and Spaulding
(2003) ask important questions about its legal and moral basis and, correctly, find the current …

Background Compulsory treatments represent a legal means of imposing treatment on an
individual, usually with a mental illness, who refuses therapeutic intervention and poses a …

The Norwegian government has chosen to retain a treatment criterion in the Mental Health
Care Act despite the opposition of several user organizations. From a critical user …

Background: The decision to adopt forced medication in psychiatric care is particularly
relevant from a clinical and ethical viewpoint. The European Commission has funded the …

Involuntary treatment in Europe: different countries, differ... : Current Opinion in Psychiatry
Involuntary treatment in Europe: different countries, different practices : Current Opinion in …

Research activities are remarkably few in number, especially considering the frequency of
involuntary measures and the controversial perception or discussion of these measures …

Treating people with mental disorder who do not want to be treated for mental disorder has
always and everywhere been the most contentious issue in mental health law. For centuries …

The use of involuntary treatment in psychiatry comes with some benefits and many
disadvantages for the patient's experience and the therapeutic outcome. This review …

Objective: Current legislative provisions for compulsory treatment of people with mental
illness allow decisions to treat people under compulsion to be made on the basis of …