… Local Autonomy, as an improvement of the quality of governance in direction of efficiency
and effectiveness, as well in direction of strengthening accountability and 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… ’carer whose community treatment order was revoked as a … lack of a community treatment
order would increase carers’ … the patient’s community treatment order was revoked based …

… Even if increased autonomy remove a handful of options (such as joining a community that
disvalues autonomy) from the menu, many more will be opened up (more career opportunities…

… , composed of lodge members, was given increased autonomy in the management of both
the … From this study, a series of principles for the operation of community treatment programs …

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

… community treatment orders but their usehas exceeded expectation. From 2001to 2012,
inEngland therewere4, 220 community treatment orders… better payand increased autonomy. For …

… Thirdly, how are local tensions which might arise from prescriptions of increased autonomy
resolved? The present authors’ case study site, although only a single PCT, represents …

… The clinician may even attempt to cultivate increased autonomy in a suicidal individual with
therapeutic interventions before automatically resorting to hospitalization. Even if a suicidal …

… of, increased autonomy tempered in … community care providers) are expected to work
together to ensure the overall financial sustainability of their area, producing an STP Plan in order …

… explored the possibility of extending the increased autonomy that hospitals and mental
healthcare service providers enjoyed to community care. Notably, the national Transforming …