… Patients must be empowered to make choices within the limits of their illnesses through …
effects of being involuntarily hospitalized and medicated. In turn, trusting patient-provider …

… the patient involuntarily despite … involuntary hospitalization of medically incapacitated
patients.12, 14 To provide our physicians and staff with practical guidance in this complex medical…

… Although the number of involuntary hospitalizations relative to … A number of states provide
for medical certification; that is, … all patients, even mentally ill patients hospitalized involuntarily, …

In spite of much criticism of the practice of involuntary hospitalization for mental illness, … on
all involuntarily hospitalized patients (N = 226) discharged from Sacramento Medical Center in …

… suicide risk assessments for determining whether a patient should be involuntarily hospitalized.
The right of a competent person to refuse medical treatment, even if doing so leads to …

… set out to investigate patients’ perspectives on involuntary hospitalization in a focus group
… more susceptible to submissive behaviour towards the police force or/and the medical staff, …

… When considering the ethics of involuntary hospitalization and treatment, we usually have
patients with psychotic or major mood disorders in mind. However, other forms of mental …

… and 84 involuntarily hospitalized patients with schizophrenia … medical treatment. Besides
a monetary incentive, by the genuine aims of the study of examining the effects of the medical …

… of hospitalization when there is no appropriate medical … involuntary admission standards
specified in the law are not met, the panel must cancel the patient's involuntary hospitalization. …

… psychiatric hospitalization in a medical context should be … the situations of hospitalized
psychiatric and medical patients. … that the involuntarily hospitalized mental patient resembles the …