The use of coercion in mental health care is not self‐evident and requires moral justification.
A joint understanding is difficult to achieve, because patients and health professionals often …

Australia and New Zealand are committed to upholding the rights of people who experience
mental illness and providing a “recovery” approach to service delivery. These have far …

Background In patients with anorexia nervosa (AN), there is evidence that readiness to
change is an important predictor of outcome with respect to weight gain and improvement in …

The quality of the therapeutic relationship between psychiatric patients and their attending
physicians plays a key role in treatment success. We hypothesize that mandatory treatment …

There is an increasing interest in mentally ill offenders'(MIOs) treatment experiences in
forensic settings. This study focuses on the treatment perspectives of MIOs in treatment as …

Objective To evaluate the effects of a preventive monitoring program targeted to reduce
compulsory rehospitalization and perceived coercion in patients with severe mental …

Over the past decades, reductions of hospital beds and lengths of stay in general psychiatry
are opposed to increases in detention cases and times in forensic psychiatric institutions …

Objectives: The study aimed to determine the number of accumulated coercive events
experienced by patients during inpatient admission, the patients' functioning and quality of …

Представлен обзор исследований по вопросам законодательного, организационного и
этического регулирования недобровольной психиатрической госпитализации во …

The significance of adjudicative competency can be understood legally, procedurally, and
economically. In our adversarial system, it is considered a fundamental violation of fairness …