… mental disorder (2) absolute need for full-time psychiatric care, and (3) patient opposed to
full-time psychiatric care … order by two physicians, one of whom must be a psychiatrist. The law …

… how nurses’ collaboration with physicians affects patient … nurses’ collaboration with physicians
in medication management gave deep impact on patient outcome in acute psychiatric care…

… Whether to use coercion or not, according to our experience, is an ethical problem for both
nurses and physicians in psychiatric care. The findings indicate, however, that, although …

… What other patient type do our attitudes affect their outcome so significantly? Why do we …
on improving care for trauma, cardiac, stroke, pediatric, geriatric patients but not psychiatric ones…

… patient experiences of and nurse perceptions of patient experiences of forced medication
before, during and after forced medication; patient and nurse … out-patient doctor and our doctor …

… system, including routines and hospital milieu, as constituting actions using … the psychiatric
care system and not the patient. The physicians wanted to act in agreement with the patient, …

… medical-surgical and psychiatric RNs reported that physicians and nurses have good working
… a quarter of psychiatric RNs conveyed that the quality of physicians care was fair to poor. …

… difficult care dynamics for emergency nurses and physicians caring for patients with psychiatric
… , and emotional challenges in caring for these patients can create and reinforce negative …

… -patients at an inner London psychiatric hospital. Patients were asked to rate 10 non-treatment
and treatment … patients and doctors followed by talks with a psychiatrist and talks with the …

… case reports of patients with combined illness who were largely refused at psychiatric units
despite … gain to a referring physician when a patient is admitted to the psychiatric unit. The …