Titlebook: Coercion and Aggressive Community Treatment; A New Frontier in Me Deborah L. Dennis,John Monahan Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media

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Textur und oberflächenorientierung individual dignity (e.g., Blanch & Parrish, 1993; Wertheimer, 1993). But empirical arguments for or against coercion are often pressed as well. The empirical issue most often raised is whether coerced treatment “works.” On one side, some patient advocates argue that the alleged benefits of treatmen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-12360-6 community grew out of the 1960s and 1970s civil rights reform of mental health law when basic principles of due process and protection of individual liberties were applied to mental patients (Chambers, 1972; Hiday & Goodman, 1982; LaFond & Durham, 1992). Interpreting the Constitution as requiring a

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Textur und oberflächenorientierungrtive (or aggressive) community treatment programs. Prior to active community outreach teams, attempts to coerce the behavior of clients living in the community were limited by practical realities. Clients in traditional mental health systems always had the option of just not showing up. It is true

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Textur und oberflächenorientierungs coercion and leverage refer to a broad array of strategies that are used to pressure patients to adhere to treatments or social acts prescribed by outreach clinicians. Coercion in the more narrow sense of “forced action” is not the primary focus. Therefore, we shall henceforth use the term . to re

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Textur und Oberflächenorientierungountry became open-air wards for unmedicated and untreated mentally ill people who numbered among the many homeless and destitute in the city streets. This product of failed social and political policies required the development and implementation of new intervention strategies for workers who provi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11347-8r other eligibility criteria.. If a person who qualifies for payment under either entitlement program is unable to manage funds or does not maintain a permanent mailing address, an individual or organization is appointed “payee” to receive monthly benefits on the person’s behalf (Social Security Act

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11347-8community arena as well. The need to understand coercive treatment strategies used in community settings for handling those with severe mental disorders is pressing, as the consequences of the competing values between preserving individual autonomy and protecting vulnerable individuals are far more

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-88160-2the foreground. Coercion in involuntary hospitalization has been treated as a moral construct (Wertheimer, 1993), and preliminary research suggests that patients experience it as such (Bennett et al., 1993). Today, converging notions of person-centered care, individual rights, and the centrality of