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1.2.24 Use of direct coercion - good hospital practice

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1.2.24 Use of direct coercion

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Coercive detention and other unavoidable coercive measures must be regulated in such a way that their use is reduced to what is absolutely necessary. Necessity should be reviewed by an independent body as close as possible to the time of commencement

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