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“They Don’t Know About Suffering”: Reasons from Physicians and Users for the Use of Coercion After a Suicide Attempt in Latin America
The use of coercive practices worsens recovery processes in mental health. These practices have various forms of presentation that must be identified to incorporate a rights-based approach into care processes. The aim was to describe and analyze the reasons perceived by physicians who employed coe
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