Counteracting Informal Coercion from Within Coercive Contexts: Can a Wrong Approach Be Practiced Rightly?

American Journal of Bioethics 24 (12):98-101 (2024)
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Psychiatry is the only branch of medicine legally ­permitted to treat people against their will. In most countries, decisions related to involuntary detention and treatment involve a brief court pr...

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