The historic antecedents to the current polemics on involuntary psychiatric hospitalization.

作者: Michael A. Peszke

DOI: 10.1016/0010-440X(84)90012-9

关键词: PsychiatryAppealHuman rightsIndividual libertyPsychologyPaternalism

摘要: Abstract The problem of involuntary psychiatric hospitalization (civil commitment) continues to be divisive and is characterized by an ongoing tension polemics between those who lay stress on individual liberty whose human rights' concerns are in the direction a paternalistic care for mentally impaired. This paper reviews historical way five areas acrimony dealing with hospitalization, namely: standards (who gets committed), process do committing), issues due appeal, right treatment, refuse treatment when hospitalized involuntarily. emphasizes that current problems United States Great Britain have been, significant degree, faced resolved past.

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