… The Community treatment order (CTO) has over … treatment on the part of patients with severe
mental illness who, in the era of deinstitutionalization, are largely treated in the community. …

… This review analyzes the accumulating evidence regarding clinical outcome of community
treatment order use from 2006 to 2013. A broad range of evidence is included: a RCT, …

… 238 people would need to be placed on a community treatment order to avoid one arrest.Will
the introduction of community treatment orders in England and Wales reduce the number of …

… Community treatment orders (… of treatment and supervision while living in the community.
In this article the term CTO is used to encompass various legal statutes, including court ordered …

… services, community treatment orders (CTOs) have been introduced in around 75 jurisdictions
worldwide. They make it a legal requirement for patients to adhere to treatment plans …

… developed internationally for the treatment of mentally ill people following widespread
deinstitutionalisation but its efficacy has not yet been proven. Community treatment orders (CTOs) …

… involuntary outpatient psychiatric treatment. It is particularly a study of legislation that governs
the use of Community Treatment Orders (CommTOs). These orders authorise the provision …

… Clinicians may argue that impaired insight supports the need for a treatment order, by
affecting a person's willingness to cooperate with treatment, or as a sign of illness severity. This …

Objectives: It is unclear whether community treatment orders (CTOs) for people with severe
mental illnesses can reduce health service use, or improve clinical and social outcomes. …

Background: Community treatment orders (CTOs) are being increasingly used in Western
countries. The scheme implies that mental health patients can live outside a hospital, but still …