… 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, …

… 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 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. …

… Coercive treatment conflicts with the principle of autonomy, a central guiding principle of
the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), which aims to empower …

… The psychiatric mental health nurses in this study strive to do what is best for the patient,
to respect the patient’s autonomy as a guiding principle in all ethical considerations, and to …

… psychiatrists in our sample found themselves in an ethical dilemma between autonomy and
… which explicitly deals with psychiatrists' attitudes toward coercive measures in patients with …

… 2010 23 by the Conference of Italian Regions and Autonomous Provinces, which stressed
that preventing violent conduct is vital in psychiatric settings, and R&S needs to be assessed …

… Coercive measures are still common in psychiatric emergencies. Although they restrict
patients' autonomy in medical decision making and can have detrimental effects on the affected …

… Coercion perceived by psychiatric inpatients is not exclusively determined by formal measures
such as involuntary admissions, seclusion or restraint, but is also associated with patients…