… Medically hospitalized patients who lack decisional capacity may request, demand, … involuntary
psychiatric hold (civil commitment) to keep the patient from leaving. Yet, civil commitment …

… on involuntary hospitalized patients’ decisional capacity led to … differences in treatment
decision-making capacity between … or involuntarily [43], while others found that an involuntarily …

… By combining rights and legal capacity to provide a … of involuntary admission. This review
focuses on the three key stakeholders in the involuntary psychiatric admission decision-making …

… of patients, while in other countries (eg, the Mental Health Act of England and Wales)
involuntary hospitalisation and involuntary treatment are regulated by distinct procedures. In Italy, …

… treatment decision-making capacity in patients who undergo psychiatric treatment voluntarily
or involuntarily … Our data seem to confirm that lack of treatment-related decisional capacity …

… For patients who refuse treatment when involuntarily civilly … This chapter will review the
elements of a decisional capacity … in which the lack of decisional capacity can be addressed, …

… decision-making capacity. As a result, it is possible that some voluntary psychiatry inpatients
lack decision-making capacity and some involuntary … decision-making capacity for treatment …

… This situation brought up the following questions: 1) How do we continue to hospitalize
involuntary patients who lack capacity to make medical decisions secondary to a general …

… We sought to improve the ability of treatment teams to conduct their own medical DMC … )
guiding clinicians in the assessment of medical decision-making capacity, and (2) serving as an …

… between functional decisional capacity and the resulting quality of treatment posited by
the … , and an examination for signs of involuntary movements. The consultant reviewed all …