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Citation: BMC Psychiatry 2007 7(Suppl 1):S146
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Patients' experiences of coercive treatment and coercive measures in psychiatric care
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How can variations in civil commitment rates within and between countries be understood?
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Coercion and undue influence in decisions to participate in psychiatric research – research findings
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Coercion and undue influence in decisions to participate in psychiatric research – methodological issues
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Legislation and practice of coercive measures during in-patient treatment in 12 European countries: results of a case vignette study
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Definition and use of coercive measures in old age psychiatry settings in Germany and Wales
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Inpatient and emergency child and adolescent psychiatry units in Sweden do not use restraint and seclusion: what we have learned
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Independent complaint-management in psychiatry
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The involuntary psychiatric treatment and child welfare placements in Finland 1996–2003: a nationwide register study
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Coercion in mandated community treatment: its relativity and effects
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New research on psychiatric advance directives
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Central ethical issues in coercive treatment of children and adolescents, with special reference to the reasoning of the staff members
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Policies regarding coercive care in Swedish child and adolescent psychiatry
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Collegialism, therapy and mediation – the contribution of experts in Swedish mental health law
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Mental health courts – a human rights perspective
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Comparison of clinical and social outcome of a) legally involuntarily admitted patients and b) of legally voluntarily admitted patients who feel coerced to admission across the EUNOMIA study sites
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The EUNOMIA study design: definitions and implementation in 13 European centers
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What's wrong with capacity? Capacity as the test of compulsion
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Consequences of Dutch law on the use of coercive treatment in mania: an example of syndrome specific influence of law on coercive treatment mode
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Dual acting antidepressants: what are the key aspects in terms of short and long term clinical efficacy?
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Extent and pattern of leverage use in community mental healthcare: an exploratory study from the UK
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Community Treatment Orders (CTO's): a clinico-ethical perspective from Melbourne, Australia
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Involuntary treatment and review and the Victorian human rights charter: uneasy compatibility in the antipodes?
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The need to develop alternative measures to seclusion and restraint
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The practice of physical restraint in the UK
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The importance of user controlled research on coercion
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Differences between patients with positive and negative views regarding justification of involuntary admission
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Ethical and legal issues in behavioral interventions for treating challenging behavior
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STEP: a continuum of service delivery for person living with a dual diagnosis
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Whom should we divert and to where? Looking at arrests in a 10-year cohort study of persons with severe mental illness
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Adapting ACT for jail diversion: current evidence and needed research
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Coercive measures in six Swiss geronto-psychatric hospitals: a benchmarking project
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Relatives' views on involuntary hospital admission in 8 EUNOMIA sites
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Coercion and capacity to consent
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Involuntary outpatient treatment: the data and controversy
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Mental health courts: process and outcomes
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Involuntary admission and hospitalization – clinical data in West Germany
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Attitudes of patients attending a mental health center towards psychiatric hospitalization
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Psychological well-being and quality of life of mentally disordered offenders with schizophrenia undergoing an involuntary inpatient treatment
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The relationship between legal coercion and dropout from substance abuse treatment
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On the outcome of the treatment of mentally disordered criminal offenders (according to §64 German penal code) suffering from addictive disorders
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Principles of compulsory psychiatric inpatient treatment
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Is it possible to define a best practice standard for coercive treatment in psychiatry?
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Use of coercive measures in a psychiatric sub-acute unit. 6-month review
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Mandated community treatment: a promising concept for world psychiatry?
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Born to be free: the influence of raising the awareness of the nursing staff to the reduction of the use of physical restraints on restraint orders, hours of restraint and the numbers of patients restrained – a retrospective study
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Whose voice? Whose choice? Whose power?
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Outcome of patients hospitalized by public authorities in a public mental health sector
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Compulsory admission to a Portuguese psychiatric hospital: retrospective study of 497 involuntary admissions
Citation: BMC Psychiatry 2007 7(Suppl 1):P2
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