… In the next section we present findings on the ways in which multi-professional child
protection decision making unfolded in real-world community environments along the three key …

… Background: Evidence of impaired decision-making capacity is a legal requirement for adult
… ’ written reports of decision-making capacity and to describe the content of these reports. …

… For example, using a randomized design, homeless people with severe mental illness who
chose Assertive Community Treatment had better treatment engagement (more frequent visits…

… Moreover, we argue that they should not be used at all in patients who retain decision-making
capacity. A position based not only on the lack of evidence of effectiveness but on the …

… For example, because mental health treatment can be enforced against a person’s will
through the use of community treatment orders or compulsory detention in hospital. Even if this …

… statements, community treatment orders, compliance enhancement, and integrated treatment.
… ” and the need of protection in supported decision-making, to fully respect rights, will and …

… treatment order and 74% received a punitive sanction. The re-offending rate in the treatment
order … likely reflects the complexity of this decision-making process. The low diversion rate …

… In all, 44% of participants did not agree with their mental health diagnosis, and 34% were
currently receiving involuntary treatment under a community treatment order (CTO); however, …

… Supporting end of life decision making: case studies of relational closeness in supported
decision making … 5) Unclear Residential and community based care To characterise supported …

… decision making is endorsed by critical care organizations; however, there remains confusion
about what shared decision making is, … to promote partnerships in treatment decisions. The …