Conceptual analysis clarifies coercive measures in psychiatry, suggesting guidelines for ethical practice.
This conceptual analysis clarifies coercive measures in psychiatry as multifaceted interventions with ethical, clinical, and psychological implications. By systematically defining the concept and identifying its antecedents, the study provides a foundation for developing guidelines that balance patient autonomy and clinical safety. Reducing coercive practices requires addressing underlying triggers while upholding human rights in psychiatric care.
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