Jasna Russo
The Importance of User-Controlled Research on Coercion
Coercion in psychiatry is one of the main topics in user/survivor
movement worldwide. At the same time, user controlled research
in this field is almost non existent. The reasons for this
situation will be analysed, the need for research on coercion
and the obstacles that research done by users/survivors faces.
The presentation will also outline possible methodologies,
their advantages and their potential.
Please
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Presentation held on 7th June 2007 at the Symposium "Qualitative
research on coercion in psychiatry", chaired by Michaela
Amering, at the congress “Coercive Treatment in Psychiatry:
A Comprehensive Review”, run by the World Psychiatric Association
in Dresden, Germany, June 6-8, 2007
Jasna Russo is board
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of Psychiatry. More about Jasna Russo:
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