… 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, …

… and protection of autonomy. I explore … treatment in psychiatric inpatients with capacity,
endorsing the fusion approach where only psychiatric patients lacking capacity may be treated …

… 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 …

… 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, …

… psychiatric treatment around the world. We highlight the gap between legislation and practice,
the patient’s experience of coercion, the … to balancing the principle of autonomy with that of …

… We are mindful of important critiques of psychiatric and psychological practices, especially
critiques of the exertion of forceful interventions such as we describe above, and we think that …

… on autonomy in psychiatry, as facing this challenge might prove beneficial for psychiatry and
… a look at a highly relevant but currently underresearched aspect of coercion in psychiatry. …

… treatment is controversial due to the fact that the autonomy of … to our former psychiatric,
department; she was treated by the … cause and an independent psychiatrist served as an expert …

… coercion (“cons”) most often appeals to reasons referring to respect for autonomy, namely,
that coercive treatment … the patient to decide about his/her own treatment (83.3%). In half of all …