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Depends if this person is willing to go to be assessed at all, and if this person will leave their home.
Police can't remove someone from their home for a sectioning, whereas they can in a public area (72hr holding limit unless a proper section 5 is approved)
If they are in their own home then an SpR level or above psychiatrist must come out and assess them, and if they decide they are too unwell to be lef tin the community, they can get a section 135.
Thats off the top of my head. Its relatively easy to section someone, the safety net is you can't hold someone for greater than 72 hours witout seeing the psychiatrist. after that - they are free to go.
Police can't remove someone from their home for a sectioning, whereas they can in a public area (72hr holding limit unless a proper section 5 is approved)
If they are in their own home then an SpR level or above psychiatrist must come out and assess them, and if they decide they are too unwell to be lef tin the community, they can get a section 135.
Thats off the top of my head. Its relatively easy to section someone, the safety net is you can't hold someone for greater than 72 hours witout seeing the psychiatrist. after that - they are free to go.
Gwenyth!
foolfarian - are u specialising in psychiatry?
not unless i chop off my balls - very female dominated area.
Also is a bit too dull and long term for my liking. I want something where i can change places a bit more often without it being detrimental to my patients.
foolfarian
not unless i chop off my balls - very female dominated area.
Also is a bit too dull and long term for my liking. I want something where i can change places a bit more often without it being detrimental to my patients.
Also is a bit too dull and long term for my liking. I want something where i can change places a bit more often without it being detrimental to my patients.
Is it?
The majority of psychs I've encountered have been male. (including, interestingly enough, ED specialists.)
It's usually the next-of-kin who can get a person sectioned and it generally requires the approval of a psychiatrist, a senior psychiatric social worker and a GP. 28 days and 6 months (section 3). The latter is a treatment section, which means one can be forcibly medicated.
foolfarian
Depends if this person is willing to go to be assessed at all, and if this person will leave their home.
Police can't remove someone from their home for a sectioning, whereas they can in a public area (72hr holding limit unless a proper section 5 is approved)
If they are in their own home then an SpR level or above psychiatrist must come out and assess them, and if they decide they are too unwell to be lef tin the community, they can get a section 135.
Thats off the top of my head. Its relatively easy to section someone, the safety net is you can't hold someone for greater than 72 hours witout seeing the psychiatrist. after that - they are free to go.
Police can't remove someone from their home for a sectioning, whereas they can in a public area (72hr holding limit unless a proper section 5 is approved)
If they are in their own home then an SpR level or above psychiatrist must come out and assess them, and if they decide they are too unwell to be lef tin the community, they can get a section 135.
Thats off the top of my head. Its relatively easy to section someone, the safety net is you can't hold someone for greater than 72 hours witout seeing the psychiatrist. after that - they are free to go.
thats really interesting, thanks
what iread on it was they can only force so much on you and with out alot of reason to can't keep someone is for long.
and only some treatments are available with out consent...
shocked mt that est can be done with out consent
and only some treatments are available with out consent...
shocked mt that est can be done with out consent
Why exactly do you want to have someone comitted?
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