The article focuses on the case of an Australian woman who suffered from mental illness, lost her husband quite suddenly and was denied access to his funeral service. In the article the author offers his opinions on the woman's case and on a lack of human rights which is often afforded ...
The observance of World Mental Health Day is a reminder that mental health is not just an individual concern but a collective one, deeply intertwined with the broader pursuit of improved mental health and being, sustainable development, and human rights. This is a preview of subscription content,...
In order to respect their Human Rights, it is necessary to study and to address the negative attitudes that the general (or even professional) public may hold toward the people with such problems. This research aims to reveal and compare the attitudes toward mentally ill people in different ...
内容简介· ··· Mental disorders are ubiquitous, profoundly disabling and people suffering from them frequently endure the worst conditions of life. In recent decades both mental health and human rights have emerged as areas of practice, inquiry, national policy-making and shared international concer...
Maingay, S, Thornicroft, G, Huxley, P, Jenkins, R, and Szmukler, G (2002) `Mental health and human rights: the MI Principles--turning rhetoric into action', International Review of Psychiatry, 14, 19-25.Maingay, S., Thornicroft, G., Huxley, P., Jenkins,...
This aims to introduce a right-based, person-centred recovery approach within the mental health care system, protecting and promoting the rights of people with mental health conditions, psychosocial, cognitive, and intellectual disabilities in the healthcare context and community. Methods E-training (...
(Eds.), Mental health and human rights: Vision, praxis, and courage (p. 98). New York: Oxford University Press.Perlin, M.L. and Szeli, E. `Mental Health Law and Human Rights: Evolution, Challenges and the Promise of the New Convention', reprinted in Kumpuvuori, J. and Scheninen,...
Enshrining human rights in British Columbia’s Mental Health Act should be a priority to improve outcomes for the rising number of people treated involuntarily for mental health and substance use, says an advocacy group. The act, which grants uniquely broad powers to B.C.’s health-care system...
Conclusions stemming from the results are discussed.Keywords: Afghanistan, women, human rights, mental health, drug abuse treatment 展开 关键词: Afghanistan women human rights mental health drug abuse treatment DOI: 10.2147/IJWH.S28737 被引量: 1 ...
Around the world, reports regularly expose persistent and systemic human rights violations of patients in mental health services and facilities... G Szmukler,M Bach - 《Global Mental Health》 被引量: 20发表: 2015年 Mental health disabilities and human rights protections. Around the world, ...