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How to Commit Someone for Depression
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A Shortage Of Mental Health Treatment Beds Can Trap Kids In Crisis Inside ERs : Shots - Health News : NPR
State Investigates Use of Medication in NYC Psychiatric Hospitals
Britney Spears was forced into mental health treatment. It's surprisingly common. | Mashable
Difference Between Voluntary Commitment vs. Involuntary Commitment
Frontiers | Refusing Medication Therapy in Involuntary Inpatient Treatment—A Multiperspective Qualitative Study
Should we be forcing people with severe mental illness to have treatment they don't want?
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Debating Forced Treatment and Mental Illness - Pete Earley
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Can You Commit Someone to a Mental Hospital Against Their Will?
A 'psychiatric refugee:' why one woman fled B.C.'s mental health laws | CBC Radio
When Going to the Hospital Is Just as Bad as Jail | The Marshall Project
Involuntary Treatment, Conservatorships -
Forced Mental Health Treatment Spikes in BC | The Tyee
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Does your patient have the right to refuse medications? | MDedge Psychiatry
Does your patient have the right to refuse medications? | MDedge Psychiatry
The heated battle over when to commit a patient involuntarily to psychiatric care - The Washington Post
