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期刊名:International journal of law and psychiatry

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ISSN:0160-2527

e-ISSN:1873-6386

IF/分区:1.3/Q1

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Ingvild Hjorth Feiring,Reidar Pedersen,Øyvind Kirkevold et al. Ingvild Hjorth Feiring et al.
Background: Capacity to consent or decision-making capacity to healthcare is a key prerequisite for a valid informed consent. A clear understanding of this concept is important to protect patients' autonomy. Without it, c...
Linda Gröning,Kenneth Hugdahl Linda Gröning
This paper discusses some problems in associating definitions and judgments of criminal unaccountability, e.g. criminal insanity, to psychiatric constructs, i.e., diagnoses, symptoms and related constructs of functional impairment. The aim ...
Lucie M Turner,Anne C M Hughes,Julia Lakhani et al. Lucie M Turner et al.
Anorexia nervosa (AN) is a complex psychiatric illness with a high mortality rate. When patients with AN refuse medical treatment, it may be ethically justifiable to provide treatment in their best interests if they are found incapable to m...
Brandon A Burgess,David Hill,Alicia Nijdam-Jones Brandon A Burgess
The Canadian forensic mental health system operates within a decentralized, provincially siloed healthcare model, with the last national survey occurring two decades ago. With growing concerns regarding a U.S. "competency crisis", it remain...
Emanuele Seicenti de Brito,Maria Neyrian de Fátima Fernandes,Igor de Oliveira Reis et al. Emanuele Seicenti de Brito et al.
This study explored the perceptions of Brazilian health professionals regarding legal capacity, supported decision-making, and advanced planning for individuals with psychosocial, intellectual, and cognitive disabilities. Grounded in the WH...
Andrew Wilson,Rebecca Adams,Marianne Wyder et al. Andrew Wilson et al.
Objectives: Despite the introduction of legislative changes aimed at a human rights-based approach to mental health care, the rates of involuntary treatment continue to be high and are rising in Queensland, Australia. Thi...
Nadia Magnani,Alessia A Galbussera,Caterina Bruschi et al. Nadia Magnani et al.
Although the frequency of compulsory admissions (CA) to inpatient psychiatric care in Italy is low, it remains a sensitive component of psychiatric practice, together with coercion and mechanical restraint (MR). In such practices, the staff...
María Laura Serra María Laura Serra
Spain's mental health system faces a critical contradiction between international human rights standards, notably the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), and the continued practice of involuntary treatment under...
Chris Maylea,Panos Karanikolas,Esther Le Couteur et al. Chris Maylea et al.
This review examines whether mental health consumers are asked how they want legal services to be provided in studies of civil mental health jurisdictions, and the extent to which consumer researchers were involved in these studies. A Consu...
Jeroen Bastiaan Zoeteman,Hans Joachim de Haas,Louk van der Post et al. Jeroen Bastiaan Zoeteman et al.
Objectives: In Amsterdam, a post-booking diversion program for mentally disordered (MD) suspects was implemented, which involved close collaboration between the prosecutor's office and the emergency psychiatric service an...