… The use of legal coercion in the treatment of substance abusers: an overview and critical
analysis of thirty years of research. Subst Use Misuse. 2005;40(12):1777-1795. 23. …

… : Coercion is frequent in clinical … use of coercion requires legal and ethical justifications. In
this article, we map out the ethical elements used in the literature to justify or reject the use of …

… understanding of trauma-coerced attachment and complex PTSD in trafficking victims, as
well as an approach to comprehensive, trauma-informed care used at our medical safe haven (…

… drug that can inhibit the replication of animal and human coronaviruses,71,72 while lopinavir
is a proteinase inhibitor used to treat HIV infection, with ritonavir being used … other coercive …

… use of seclusion currently exist; the inappropriate use of interventions and variation in
practice, eg threatening to use restraint or seclusion in order to coerce … associated with use of …

… as coercive controlling violence which occurs when one partner in a relationship uses
coercive … In the present study, we principally use WHO definition of intimate partner violence. …

… The variables most frequently associated with the use of coercive measures in the 49 …
behaviors, clinical aspects of major mental disorders, and the legal and administrative aspects of …

… Other coercive measures like restraining patients are not used in the general psychiatric
hospital that provides obligatory care for the population of Basel-Stadt (UPK Basel) and where …

… Among interventions aiming to reduce the use of coercive measures, post-coercion review
… which lead to the eventual use of coercion and the coercive measure itself. Therefore, a …

… To increase the use of implementation tools in coercion reduction projects, we believe the
advantages gained from their contribution to implementation processes, such as clinically …