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AND SOME SAY YOUR ACTIONS WERE CRIMINALLY INJURIOUS IN THE STATE OF
NEW YORK
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Psychiatric News January 1, 2010
Volume 45 Number 1 Page 18
© American Psychiatric Association
Clinical & Research News
NEW YORK
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Psychiatric News January 1, 2010
Volume 45 Number 1 Page 18
© American Psychiatric Association
Clinical & Research News
Many Involuntary Patients Later Say They Agree With Intervention
Joan Arehart-Treichel
How do seriously mentally ill patients feel later about treatment that
was forced on them? No study appears to have addressed this question—
until now.
Would a severely ill psychiatric patient thank you later for forcing
medication on him or her?
If the patient regained full mental capacity as a result, chances are
good that he or she would. But if the patient did not, chances are
fair that he or she would not.
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