… communities to influence decision-making to help reduce alcohol-related harms. We
sought to identify and understand mechanisms of community engagement in decision-making …

… In the secondary analysis, we chose patients with full treatment orders on the POLST form
… threaten patient-centered decision making, increase decision making burden on surrogates, …

… providers and guardians who face medical decision-making for … hospice care for an
individual who has lost decision-making capacity and also does not have a surrogate, health-care …

… ‘is not possible to state whether community treatments orders (CTOs) are beneficial or harmful
… information, supporting decision-making and creating welcoming communities to facilitate …

… not being subject to an involuntary treatment order (24%) should … or more, with most practising
in community care (52%). Most … for implementing supported decision-making. This study …

… Briefly, this is a structured care model that emphasizes the mentally ill individual’s own
resources, with a focus on shared decision-making. The goal is to increase empowerment and self…

… The flexibility and situational congruency of this approach comes with a price: it places
more responsibility on the provider in the decision-making process and elevates the roles of …

… Using a case study, this article-based dissertation examines the process of mandated
widespread implementation of Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) in Kentucky through the …

… decision making within psychiatry, and whether a legal shift away from adversarial processes
and towards inquisitorial processes may positively impact psychiatric decision making. …

… involuntary treatment to a patient’s decision-making capacity. … capacity, may show a
considerably stronger treatment effect, … in those who lack decision-making capacity and then with …