… for themselves or to provide consent to such care. Implemented in … The potential for subjective
judgements, coercion, … 1983 and 2007 Mental Health Acts, and have good communication, …

… !y doctors (eg, pediatric psychiatry) should be excluded as … paradigm of desirable
communication in medical encounter. … a military regime that used coercion and oppression-and …

… 'a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and … pre-symptomatic
patient-physician interaction in communication … It will be a fine line, even in the absence of …

… This is very relevant to the assessment of decision making capacity, which is a pre-requisite
for the legal validity of consent. The English law of consent recognises this distinction since it …

… of physiological and psychological impact in patients witnessing … the benefit of communication
important and potentially … to avoid any kind of coercion in participants’ recruitment. Finally, …

… a public debate of psychiatric abuses against complainant in … persons currently receiving
coercive treatment and 3121 … : Without police approval, psychiatric hospitals must not consent to …

… petence to consent to treatment in a psychiatric hospital. Canadian Journal Psychiatry 1992;
… contents of newly edited consent for anaesthesia by Taiwan Society of Anaesthesia, we …

… Agency Patients between locations that may include psychiatric … treated as privileged
communications, shall be held confidential, and shall not be divulged without the written consent of …

… setting, and study and communications skills. Small group parent … factors and identifying the
mental health needs students. The … Minimizing exploitation, coercion, and punishment is the …

… to criminal punishment, coercive measures of educational … a lag in mental development
unrelated to mental disorder, … child and his circle of communication. Oriented in the concept …