… violates the principle of autonomy. Furthermore, coercive treatment can impose harm on the
… Therefore, the use of coercion can be justified only if the principles of beneficence (acting in …

… appeared such as relational autonomy, which may help us to view coercion in a new light …
by providing coercive treatment with the aim of facilitating the long-term recovery of autonomy, …

… involuntary hospitalization decisions and those of coercion were mainly related to different
… the patient’s psychic autonomy, the use of medication and coercion is justified by the urgent …

… ranges between full autonomy and formal coercion that is … comprehensive digest on informal
coercion in mental health-… prevalence of treatment pressures and informal coercion and the …

… is a fundamental challenge facing any use of coercion, and some kind of autonomy …
Some of the studies focusing on compulsory psychiatric care also study perceived coercion. …

… view of patient autonomy is needed which does not focus on the right to refuse treatment, but
… From this alternative view of autonomy, intervention is not a priori suspect, but may support …

… still has a right to comprehensive information about the proposed treatment plan, and
their assent should still be sought (WHO, 2005). Some of the harmful effects of coercive treatments …

… autonomy, as well as their right to be involved in treatment decisions. However, often clinicians
face several issues in performing this task, among which the most frequently reported are …

… We need to tackle this dynamic if we want to reduce coercion in psychiatric care. … For
example, the importance we place on rights like autonomy in contemporary society helps to explain …

… We will argue that a different view of patient autonomy is needed which does not focus on …
Thus, we can see that Peter can determine for hirnself whether he gets psychiatric treatment, …