Table 2 Process of analysis according to Burnard (1991)
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Coercive measures are for the patient’s best to alleviate various difficult [mental] conditions… it is difficult for the patient to be in a manic state, for example, and sometimes we have to do coercive measures like ECT, but patients may thank us afterwards because it is about relieving suffering. | Coercive measures are in the patient’s best interests to alleviate severe [mental] conditions. | Ethical considerations to reduce suffering and for the benefit of the patient | Ethical considerations promoting patient autonomy and health |