The ethics of enforced medical treatment: the balance model
NLG Eastman, RA Hope - Journal of applied philosophy, 1988 - Wiley Online Library
When is it right to enforce medical treatment on a patient who is refusing that treatment?
English law recognises two ethical principles as of paramount importance: the autonomy of …
English law recognises two ethical principles as of paramount importance: the autonomy of …
Ethics in psychotherapy: Plea for a dynamic notion of patient autonomy
W Tress, N Erny - Psychotherapeut, 2008 - Springer
This contribution discusses some fundamental questions of medical ethics in psychotherapy.
The problems discussed arise when „care ethics “, which is based mainly on the Hippocratic …
The problems discussed arise when „care ethics “, which is based mainly on the Hippocratic …
Treatment pressures, leverage, coercion, and compulsion in mental health care
G Szmukler, PS Appelbaum - Journal of Mental Health, 2008 - Taylor & Francis
Background: Questions concerning non-consensual treatment in mental health services
have assumed an increased salience. In significant part, this has been due to changes in …
have assumed an increased salience. In significant part, this has been due to changes in …
Securing patients' rights—responsibly
HR Lamb - Psychiatric Services, 1981 - Am Psychiatric Assoc
The patients' rights activist has power without clinical responsibility. Major problems can
result when power is wielded by people who lack an appreciation of the clinical complexities …
result when power is wielded by people who lack an appreciation of the clinical complexities …
On the justification for civil commitment
G Høyer - Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 2000 - Wiley Online Library
This paper explores some of the controversies in the debate regarding the justification of
civil commitment. The sometimes conflicting values reflected in the mental health legislation …
civil commitment. The sometimes conflicting values reflected in the mental health legislation …