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Mental Health (Public Safety and Appeals) (Scotland) Act 1999: detention of untreatable patients with psychopathic disorder Recent government policy has focused on the reform of prison healthcare services, with a view to achieving equivalence of care with the NHS. A proposed met... JHM Crichton,...
The Journal of Mental Health is an international forum for the latest research in the mental health field. Reaching over 65 countries, the journal reports on the best in evidence-based practice around the world and provides a channel of communication between the many disciplines involved in mental...
This approach was formalized in the US Community Mental Health Centers Act of 1963, setting strict standards of commitment to state hospitals to “persons in imminent danger to themselves or others.” Care in the home began in Germany during the late 18th century with the placement of inpatients...
Almost all of the respondents (n = 598, 87.5%) held Mental Health Act approval status, which requires training in the implementation of mental health legislation. 209 (30.4%) of the respondents said they were child and adolescent psychiatrists and 366 (56.4%) that they were general adult ...
The results were partly surprising, as this model further improved the model fit and confirmed our prediction that mental health variables act as moderators of the dosage effect. However, this was only the case for anxiety, not depression. So far, a similar relationship has only been ...
Adolescence is also a period of a rapid increase in mental health problems, especially depression and anxiety [5, 6]. These conditions can produce states of mind that impact the ability to mentally re-experience personal events from the past and imagine events that could happen in the future,...
National survey of psychiatrists' responses to implementation of the Mental Health Act 2001 in Ireland BACKGROUND: Ireland's Mental Health Act 2001 resulted in substantial changes to mental health services and the process of involuntary admission. AIMS: To d... F Jabbar,BD Kelly,P Casey - 《Ir...
THE PRACTICE of mental health review tribunals of fixing the hearing dates for applications for discharge by patients detained under section 3 of the Mental Health Act 1983 eight weeks after the date of the application was unlawful. The Court of Appeal allowed the applicant's appeal against the...