Add to ORKGAbstract: Over the past 30 years, the courts in North America have examined the responsibility that mental health professionals have in assessing risk for violence. These decisions contribute to the determination of need for inpatient psychiatric treatment. Résumé: La dangerosité devrait-elle indiquer un traitement psychiatrique interne? Au cours des 30 dernières années, les tribunaux d’Amérique du Nord ont examiné la responsabilité qu’ont les professionnels de la santé mentale d’évaluer le risque de violence. Ces décisions contribuent à la détermination du besoin d’hospitalisation pour traitement psychiatrique. Key Words: dangerousness, civil commitment, inpatient treatment On a daily basis, psychiatrists are expected to assessthe risk of ...
Objectives: The mental health legislation of most developed countries includes either a dangerousnes...
Within the past decade, changing mores within society, as well as involuntary commitment procedures,...
This study explores variables that predict physical violence in 614 (forensic) psychiatric inpatient...
This paper explores the question of dangerousness and the mentally ill. Research for this paper was ...
After attending this presentation, attendees will understand that assaults by psychiatric patients a...
Objectives The authors focus on the issue of involuntary psychiatric hospitalization as a possible ...
very day, clinicians assess risk in various settings. Psychiatrists in all forms of practice are ask...
Proponents of return to a "need for treatment" standard for civil commitment contend that the curren...
offered the opportunity to contribute to a section discuss-ing experience with special patient popul...
Almost every American state allows civil commitment upon a finding that a person, as a result of men...
Adverse media coverage of isolated incidents affects the public perception of the risk of violent be...
Serious mental illness is a major risk factor for violence. Research suggests that many committed ps...
Contains fulltext : 190822.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)Background: Pat...
Assaultiveness in psychiatric patients and approach to assaultive patients Assaults by psychiatric p...
A study at a large urban psychiatric hospital in Pennsylvania evaluated whether the state\u27s dange...
Objectives: The mental health legislation of most developed countries includes either a dangerousnes...
Within the past decade, changing mores within society, as well as involuntary commitment procedures,...
This study explores variables that predict physical violence in 614 (forensic) psychiatric inpatient...
This paper explores the question of dangerousness and the mentally ill. Research for this paper was ...
After attending this presentation, attendees will understand that assaults by psychiatric patients a...
Objectives The authors focus on the issue of involuntary psychiatric hospitalization as a possible ...
very day, clinicians assess risk in various settings. Psychiatrists in all forms of practice are ask...
Proponents of return to a "need for treatment" standard for civil commitment contend that the curren...
offered the opportunity to contribute to a section discuss-ing experience with special patient popul...
Almost every American state allows civil commitment upon a finding that a person, as a result of men...
Adverse media coverage of isolated incidents affects the public perception of the risk of violent be...
Serious mental illness is a major risk factor for violence. Research suggests that many committed ps...
Contains fulltext : 190822.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)Background: Pat...
Assaultiveness in psychiatric patients and approach to assaultive patients Assaults by psychiatric p...
A study at a large urban psychiatric hospital in Pennsylvania evaluated whether the state\u27s dange...
Objectives: The mental health legislation of most developed countries includes either a dangerousnes...
Within the past decade, changing mores within society, as well as involuntary commitment procedures,...
This study explores variables that predict physical violence in 614 (forensic) psychiatric inpatient...