2,394 Artículos relativos a Enfermos Mentales

• Ethical implications of psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Psychiatr Neurol Neurochir
• The right to refuse psychoactive drugs.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Overview: current trends in mental health law.
  Publicado en Am J Psychiatry
• Care of the chronically mentally ill--a national disgrace.
  Publicado en Am J Psychiatry
• Delivery of mental health services to children of "resistive" parents.
  Publicado en J Psychiatr Nurs Ment Health Serv
• Advocate informs patients of rights and responsibilities.
  Publicado en Hosp Community Psychiatry
• Ethical issues in behavioral control.
  Publicado en J Nerv Ment Dis
• Dying with one's rights on.
  Publicado en JAMA
• Institutions and community mental health: the paradox in Wyatt V. Stickney.
  Publicado en Community Ment Health J
• Suicide and the right to die.
  Publicado en Am J Psychiatry
• The American Psychiatric Association position statement on involuntary hospitalization of the mentally ill (revised).
  Publicado en Am J Psychiatry
• Rights of patients.
  Publicado en Or Revis Statut Or
• In re Maida Yetter. 6 Jun 1973.
  Publicado en Pa Dist Cty Rep
• In re John Ballay. 31 May 1973.
  Publicado en Fed Report
• New York State Association for Retarded Children, Inc. v. Rockefeller. 10 Apr 1973.
  Publicado en Fed Suppl
• Rights of patients.
  Publicado en N H Revis Statut Annot N H
• Rights of persons hospitalized for mental illness.
  Publicado en Indiana Code Indiana
• Melville v. Sabbatino. 5 Oct 1973.
  Publicado en Atl Report
• Knecht v. Gillman. 5 Dec 1973.
  Publicado en Fed Report
• Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California. 6 Jul 1973.
  Publicado en Wests Calif Report
• John Doe's dilemma: legal resistance to psychosurgery.
  Publicado en North Carol Centr Law J
• Constitutional law--mental health--procedural due process and involuntary commitment.
  Publicado en Miss Law Rev
• Aggression: changing behavior.
  Publicado en Civil Lib
• Constitutional law: mental patients and court ordered standards of treatment.
  Publicado en Univ Fla Law Rev
• Psychiatric hospitalization and the Constitution: some observation on emerging trends.
  Publicado en Univ Ill Law Forum
• Mental commitment cases of the 1971-72 Supreme Court term.
  Publicado en Clgh Rev
• Reflections on the right to treatment.
  Publicado en New Engl Law Rev
• Due process--commitment--due process requires proof of mental disability beyond a reasonable doubt.
  Publicado en Univ Cincinnati Law Rev
• The mind surgeons.
  Publicado en New Sci
• Consent to treatment.
  Publicado en Osgoode Hall Law J
• Process design for selection of hemodialysis and organ transplant recipients.
  Publicado en Buffalo Law Rev
• Psychosurgery.
  Publicado en J Neurosurg
• A two-year suspension of federal support of projects involving psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Congr Rec (Dly Ed)
• Federal funding for behavior modification.
  Publicado en Congr Rec (Dly Ed)
• Validity of statutes authorizing asexualization or sterilization of criminals or mental defectives.
  Publicado en Am Law Rep ALR 3rd Cases Annot
• Involuntary civil commitment in Virginia: a constitutional perspective.
  Publicado en Wash Lee Law Rev
• Civil commitment of the mentally ill in Kentucky.
  Publicado en KY Law J
• Into the abyss: psychiatric reliability and emergency commitment statutes.
  Publicado en Santa Clara Lawyer
• Psychosurgery; mental progress or medical nightmare?.
  Publicado en Priv Pact
• Behavior control: need for new myths.
  Publicado en Engage Soc Action
• Adequate psychiatric treatment--a constitutional right?.
  Publicado en Cathol Lawyer
• Mental health law reform in Massachusetts.
  Publicado en Boston Univ Law Rev
• Lessard v. Schmidt and its implications for involuntary civil commitment in Wisconsin.
  Publicado en Marquette Law Rev
• Texas involuntary commitment laws--unconstitutional?.
  Publicado en Bayl Law Rev
• Lessard v. Schmidt: due process and involuntary civil commitment.
  Publicado en Northwest Univ Law Rev
• Constitutional law--due process requires a standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt for involuntary civil commitment.
  Publicado en Cathol Univers Law Rev
• The role of the court as mental health laws change.
  Publicado en Ill Bar J
• Michigan funds barred for psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Washington Post
• "The struggle for patients' rights in a state hospital": issues and implications.
  Publicado en Int J Soc Psychiatry
• Shock therapy and psychiatric malpractice; the legal accomodation to a controversial treatment.
  Publicado en J Forensic Sci Soc
• Comments on presidential address.
  Publicado en Biol Psychiatry
• Right to treatment for the mentally disabled: the need for realistic standards and objective criteria.
  Publicado en Harv Civ Rights-Civil Lib Law Rev
• The rights of the mentally ill during incarceration: the developing law.
  Publicado en Univ Fla Law Rev
• Involuntary hospitalization: observations on the politics of a coalition.
  Publicado en S D Law Rev
• Constitutional law--due process requires that limits be placed on psychiatric confinement commensurate with the procedural safeguards employed in obtaining that confinement.
  Publicado en Buffalo Law Rev
• Wyatt v. Stickney and the right of civilly committed mental patients to adequate treatment.
  Publicado en Harv Law Rev
• A new emancipation: toward an end to involuntary civil commitments.
  Publicado en Notre Dame Lawyer
• Prison transfer to mental institutions: the right to equal protection.
  Publicado en N D Law Rev
• Creating a clockwork orange.
  Publicado en New Statesman
• The second wave.
  Publicado en Ment Hyg
• Legal problems involved in implementing the right to treatment.
  Publicado en Bull Am Acad Psychiatry Law
• Civil commitment and the doctrine of balance: a critical analysis.
  Publicado en Santa Clara Lawyer
• Loosing the chains: in-hospital civil liberties of mental patients.
  Publicado en Santa Clara Lawyer
• The law and the biological revolution.
  Publicado en Columbia J Law Soc Probl
• Consents from mentally ill patients.
  Publicado en Hosp Top
• Big brother and psychotechnology.
  Publicado en Psychol Today
• Burden of proof and vagueness in civil commitment proceedings.
  Publicado en Am J Crim Law
• Future of psychosurgery in doubt.
  Publicado en Nature
• New threats to blacks: brain surgery to control behavior.
  Publicado en Ebony
• Involuntary civil commitment of the non-dangerous mentally ill: substantive limitations.
  Publicado en S D Law Rev
• Token and taboo: behavior modification, token economies, and the law.
  Publicado en Calif Law Rev
• The anthropologist as observer. Ethical aspects of clinical observations of behavior (William Caudill).
  Publicado en J Nerv Ment Dis
• The new biotechnology and the role of legal intervention.
  Publicado en Am J Orthopsychiatry
• Psychosurgery: ethical issues and a proposal for control.
  Publicado en Am J Orthopsychiatry
• From moral treatment to railroading out of the mental hospital.
  Publicado en Bull Am Acad Psychiatry Law
• Ethical considerations in behavior control.
  Publicado en Tex Rep Biol Med
• Psychiatry and political dissent.
  Publicado en Lancet
• Psychiatrists and the adversary process.
  Publicado en Sci Am
• With liberty and psychosis for all.
  Publicado en Psychiatr Q
• A new setting for informed consent.
  Publicado en Lancet
• Legal and ethical aspects of behavior control.
  Publicado en Am J Psychiatry
• Radical psychiatry: an examination of the issues.
  Publicado en Am J Psychiatry
• Emergency commitment--a transcultural study.
  Publicado en Am J Psychiatry
• Donaldson v. O'Connor. 26 Apr 1974.
  Publicado en Fed Report
• Bell v. Wayne County General Hospital at Eloise. 31 May 1974.
  Publicado en Fed Suppl
• Rights of recipients of mental health services.
  Publicado en Mich Statut Annot Mich
• Wyatt v. Aderholt. 8 Nov 1974.
  Publicado en Fed Report
• Mental health patients' bill of rights.
  Publicado en Del Code Annot Del
• Patient's civil and legal rights.
  Publicado en Ariz Revis Statut Annot Ariz
• Rights--posting of list.
  Publicado en Wests Revis Code Wash Annot Wash State
• Lynch v. Baxley. 14 Dec 1974.
  Publicado en Fed Suppl
• Lessard v. Schmidt. 15 Aug 1974.
  Publicado en Fed Suppl
• Confidential information and records--disclosure.
  Publicado en Wests Revis Code Wash Annot Wash State
• Relief for the civilly committed: a constitutional right to treatment.
  Publicado en KY Law J
• Pots and black kettles: a philosopher's perspective on psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Boston Univ Law Rev
• Behavioral modification as a potential infringement on prisoners' right to privacy.
  Publicado en New Engl J Prison Law
• Of mad dogs and scientists: the perils of the "criminal-insane".
  Publicado en Univ PA Law Rev
• The mentally ill: from back wards to back alleys.
  Publicado en Washington Post
• Torts--informed consent--an involuntarily confined mental patient cannot give informed consent to experimental psychosurgery.
  Publicado en Wayne Law Rev
• Mental health law bibliography.
  Publicado en Univ Toledo Law Rev