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Capitation complications--contracts--coercion.
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[New legislation on coercion in psychiatry].
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[Education instead of coercion].
By educating the public, nurses can play an important role in the prevention of HIV transmission. This education should focus on three areas: primary prevention by educating people who are, or are going to be sexually active; HIV screening; and tracing sexual contacts.
Coercion. Technical problems in the psychoanalysis of children.
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[How much coercion is needed in psychiatry?].
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[Treatment under coercion].
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Fertility control and coercion.
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Employed alcoholics treated voluntarily and under constructive coercion. A follow-up study.
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Guidance versus coercion: dilemma of the guidance counselor.
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Legalized abortion: the conscience clause and coercion.
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[Coercion and treatment. The involuntarily committed psychiatric patient and the right to refuse treatment].
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[Criminal aspects of sex offenses. Problems of detection in cases of rape and sexual coercion (sections 177, 178 of the penal code)].
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[Under the coercion of a nursing institution].
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Profoundly diminished life. The casualties of coercion.
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Community care, competition and coercion: a legal perspective on privatized mental health care.
Even as the Clinton administration considers an increased federal commitment to mental health care, delivery of such care remains fixed at the state level. In Massachusetts, state officials are privatizing mental health care on an unprecedented scale, an experiment that promises to provide better care at lower cost. This Note explores whether privatization can achieve that lofty goal, given a legal system that has made individual patient autonomy its preeminent value. The author concludes that wide-scale privatization and modern notions of self-determination can only coexist with a significant investment in the support services that are critical to the community tenure of former state hospital patients.