… treatment in Australia through Community Treatment Orders (… to continue to incorporate
substitute decision-making (5). For … I think through supported decision making you’re going to …

… Over the last thirty years community treatment orders (CTOs) have gradually become an
embedded aspect of mental health legislation and provision in over seventy-five jurisdictions …

… care. The fact that people with a mental illness may be forced to receive care and
treatment in the community … in approaches that promote shared decision-making and self-determination…

… a Community Treatment Order (CTO). The participants in our study were based in South
Australia and reflected upon their experiences of CTOs as they are implemented by that state’s …

… support requires paying adequate attention to a range of perspectives in CTO discussions and
decision-making… the processes of assessment and decision-making, there is a danger that …

… Quality Commision, 2010), thus indicating that for a significant number of patients a lack of
decision-making capacity may not be a central tenet of their involuntary community treatment. …

… CTO decision-making was described as challenging and complex and presented the
providers with many dilemmas. The ACT approach was considered as helpful in that it afforded …

… It is apparent from this account that social workers occupy many key decision-making
positions at the front line of CTOs provision in Ontario. Paradoxically, however, and unlike …

… Community treatment orders (CTOs) are legal statutes that … plan of treatment and supervision
while living in the community. … More freedom, responsibilities, choices, decision making on …

… Clinicians may argue that impaired insight supports the need for a treatment order, by
affecting a person's willingness to cooperate with treatment, or as a sign of illness severity. This …