Objective: Recovery colleges are widespread, with little empirical research on how they
work and the outcomes they produce. This study aimed to coproduce a change model …

Background Community treatment orders are widely used in England. It is unclear whether
their use varies between patients, places and services, or if they are associated with better …

Background Compulsory treatments represent a legal means of imposing treatment on an
individual, usually with a mental illness, who refuses therapeutic intervention and poses a …

Community treatment orders (CTOs) have been associated with reduced crime/victimization-
risk. Australia's ratification of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities …

Background Capacity-based mental health legislation was introduced in Norway on 1
September 2017. The aim was to increase the autonomy of patients with severe mental …

Background: There is conflicting and equivocal evidence for the efficacy of compulsory
community treatment within Australia and overseas, but no study from Queensland. In …

Community treatment orders (CTOs) are legal orders, provided for within mental health
legislation, that are made by clinicians or tribunals. CTOs set out the terms under which a …

Compulsory psychiatric treatment is the norm in many Western countries, despite the
increasingly individualistic and autonomous approach to medical interventions. Community …

Objectives: The aim of this study was to report on a half-day multi-stakeholder symposium on
community treatment orders (CTOs) hosted by the Melbourne Social Equity Institute (MSEI) …

Abstract Introduction In 1992, New Zealand's mental health legislation created the distinct
concept of a 'restricted patient'–effectively creating a pathway into forensic patient status, but …