Care in a Time of Crisis

lt;p>Eleonora Rossero is a researcher in the field of the sociology of health, particularly mental health, and works closely with healthcare services and professionals. She obtained her PhD in Sociology and Methodology of Social Research at the University of Turin and the University of Milan and has been involved as a post-doc researcher in a project on artificial intelligence in the doctor-patient relationship, led by the Fundamental Rights Laboratory at Collegio Carlo Alberto, University of Torino, Italy. She has published previously on the impact of Covid-19 on Italian mental health services, narratives of autoimmune diseases, psychiatric coercive interventions, and Italian de-institutionalization practices and cultures.

1. Introduction.2. On coercion in inpatient psychiatric settings3. A necessary evil? Alternatives to coercive interventions4. The Empirical Research: Context, Data, and Methods5. Crisis and Its Places: Boundary-making in and Around Mental Healthcare Services6. Combining Healthcare, Compassion, and Coercion Repertoires and Strategies to Provide (Good) Care in Acute Psychiatric Settings7. Care in the time of crisis8. An Empirical Ethics Approach to Acute Psychiatric Care: Advancing "Situated Suggestions"