Do new mental health plans put patients first?

Article Abstract:

A first draft bill of compulsory treatment orders (CTO) is defined as a mental disorder as that was very broad and included patients with diabetes and epilepsy, therefore plans are made to revise the bill by suggesting that mental health law will be based on 'prejudice, ignorance and fear'. The impact the bill will have on nurses is discussed.

Analysis

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Care and treatment under the Mental Health Act 1983

Article Abstract:

The provisions for mental health care and the rights of patients undergoing psychiatric care under the British 1983 Mental Health Act are examined.

Interpretation and construction

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Supplementary prescribing in mental health nursing

Article Abstract:

The rules regarding what drugs British mental health nurses are allowed to prescribe to their patients are examined.

Prescription writing

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