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... oberts, LW (1998) The ethical basis of psychiatric research: Conceptual issues.... The American psychiatric
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... In the United States, this competent patient's autonomy and right to refuse medical intervention will usually be respected.... Similarly, health-care providers do not have the authority to make a decision to consent to the admission of a client to a care facility, except in cases of a crisis....
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The proposed study seeks to examine the use of crisis intervention as a deterrent to admission in the state hospital system in order to deliver services in a more cost effective manner to a larger number of people.... One possible way that has been deemed to help solve the problem is through crisis intervention centers.... n America, chronically mentally ill individuals not able to function independently have traditionally been cared for in state run psychiatric institutions (Talbott, 2004)....
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Then, this paper shall use research literature in order to discuss whether there is an argument for implementing specific strategies to mitigate the impact of disadvantages which might be experienced by the adolescent.... This study demonstrates how specific strategies can mitigate the impact of issues which a delinquent adolescent may experience.... Through this study, it can be deduced that family has a crucial role in minimizing the incidents of juvenile delinquency and minimizing the impact of such issues on an adolescent's life....
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A definition of mental illness is equivalent to a crisis in meaning and is best handled through crisis intervention and grief counseling as a separate clinical approach.... There is a difference that exists between crises arising out of mental health problems and those that arise out of natural disasters since the latter represents a response to an unexpected natural calamity while a mental health crisis represents the sudden deterioration in the mental condition of a person, which can sometimes be instigated by natural disasters....
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This paper "Abnormal Psychology" discusses the Rosenhan experiment, the aspect of psychological abnormality, and its treatment initiative by evaluating the aspect of strengths and weaknesses of various psychological abnormalities, the impact of culture, gender as well as socio-economic groups.... Moreover, emphasis will also be laid towards determining the impact of culture, gender as well as socio-economic group in the diagnosis of psychological disorders.... esides, with the aspect of depression, various risk factors are associated that includes felling of loneliness, lack and inadequate social support to the people and feeling of ignorance, stressful life, impact of marital life and relationship problems....
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For instance, they may have primary psychiatric disorder that is secondary to substance abuse (Brooner, 1998) or substance abuse that is secondary to psychiatric disorder (Folstein, 1975) or they may exhibit psychiatric clinical signs that are linked to substance intoxication or withdrawal (Brooner, 1998: Hasin, 1996).... According to DSM-IV (American psychiatric association, 1994) a distinction can be made between independent or primary psychiatric dual diagnosis and substance induced or organic psychiatric dual diagnosis....
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2001, ‘Assessing the impact of community-based mobile crisis services on preventing hospitalisation', Psychiatric Services, 52 (2), 223-228.
... 2001, ‘Assessing the impact of community-based mobile crisis services on preventing hospitalisation', Psychiatric Services, 52 (2), 223-228.
... 2002, Report and Recommendations regarding Psychiatric and Crisis Services: A review and model program descriptions, American Psychiatric Association Taskforce on psychiatric Emergency Services.
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Through the cognitive behaviour therapy, the patient will understand the impact of the disease on the thoughts, physical sensations, behaviour and feelings.... the impact of substance use disorders on the course of schizophrenia—a 15-year follow-up study: dual diagnosis over 15 years.... efore planning on how to manage the patient, psychosis just like any emergency diseases like asthma needs an alternative plan in case of crisis.... The paper 'Psychosis - History of Presenting Problem, Patent's psychiatric or Mental Health History, Mental State Examination, and Care Plan' is a breathtaking variant of a case study on nursing....
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