… noted that implementation of the suggested proposals has the potential to lead to more cases
being taken to full trial (although this is not necessarily the case since increased autonomy …

… ’carer whose community treatment order was revoked as a … lack of a community treatment
order would increase carers’ … the patient’s community treatment order was revoked based …

… At Ocean View, the increased autonomy wielded by the group was not always matched by
that of individuals. Despite the celebration of choice, the ability to opt out of religious activities …

… Finally, community treatment orders (CTOs), encompassing different types of compulsory
outpatient treatment, are another subject of debate at the psychiatry-law interface. They have …

… Yet, increased autonomy is associated with both risks and benefits. Connection to others
through positive relationships, including mentoring relationships, is one context that predicts …

… In the dynamic terrain of modern enterprises, the concept of increased autonomy has emerged
as a critical force in reshaping workplace interactions and organizational structures. A lot …

… As discussed in the “Autonomy” section, the in-the-loop-subject may have increased autonomy
compared to the out-of-the-loop-subject. As a consequence, Philipp Kellmeyer et al. note, …

… patients with increased autonomy and offer selfredirected, respectful, person-centered care.
… by peers and clinicians on assertive community treatment teams. Psychiatric Services, 68(7)…

… aspects of the regime benefited different prisoners, and as such, the remaining section of
this chapter will address prisoner narratives relating to the development of increased autonomy …

… Conclusions: Overall, patients maintained on buprenorphine at an urban safety-net hospital
OTP viewed their treatment favorably compared to methadone. Increased autonomy in light …