2003
DOI: 10.1097/00131746-200307000-00005
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Psychiatric Advance Directives

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“…Psychiatric advance directives (PADs) are one potential mechanism available to persons with SMI to help minimize many of the ambiguities commonly associated with mental health crises. PADs are legal documents that allow competent individuals, through advance instructions (AI) and/or designation of a Health Care Agent (HCA), to declare preferences for future mental health treatment when they may not be capable of doing so as a result of a psychiatric crisis (Appelbaum, 2004;Joshi, 2003;Swartz, Swanson, & Elbogen, 2004). This study uses qualitative interviews with adults with SMI who had completed a PAD and had a subsequent mental health crisis to examine consumer views on and experiences with PADs and mental health services.…”
Section: It Felt Like I Don't Know I Was Just Really Scared Sometimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Psychiatric advance directives (PADs) are one potential mechanism available to persons with SMI to help minimize many of the ambiguities commonly associated with mental health crises. PADs are legal documents that allow competent individuals, through advance instructions (AI) and/or designation of a Health Care Agent (HCA), to declare preferences for future mental health treatment when they may not be capable of doing so as a result of a psychiatric crisis (Appelbaum, 2004;Joshi, 2003;Swartz, Swanson, & Elbogen, 2004). This study uses qualitative interviews with adults with SMI who had completed a PAD and had a subsequent mental health crisis to examine consumer views on and experiences with PADs and mental health services.…”
Section: It Felt Like I Don't Know I Was Just Really Scared Sometimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PAD statutes are designed primarily for people with severe mental illnesses (SMI) who anticipate periods of decisional incapacity associated with illness relapse. PAD laws were intended to enhance patient autonomy at the very time patients are most vulnerable and in need of access to preferred care (Joshi, 2003;Keefe & Pinals, 2004;Vuckovich, 2003).…”
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“…Although consumers' are enthusiastic about the potential for autonomy and treatment preferences afforded by PADs, to date, the majority of research on PADs has examined the ethical, legal, and treatment implications of the laws (Joshi, 2003;Srebnik & La Fond, 1999;Swanson et al, 2000;Vuckovich, 2003). Research is only now able to begin evaluating outcomes associated with PADs or similar interventions (Henderson et al, 2004;Papageorgiou, King, Janmohamed, Davidson, & Dawson, 2002).…”
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“…Des débats orageux surgissent parfois entre les patients, les psychiatres et les membres des familles quand les préférences de Les directives psychiatriques anticipées (DPA) et le rôle de l'autonomie traitement ne sont pas respectées (Joshi, 2003). Certains praticiens ont imposé leurs décisions personnelles en matière de traitement en consultant peu les patients ou des membres de leur famille (Goss et al, 2008).…”
Section: La Planification De Traitements Anticipés Au Canadaunclassified