Psychiatric Relapse and Criminal Recidivism of Individuals Found Not Criminally Responsible on Account of Mental Disorder After Absolute Discharge

Forget, Karine; Gagné, Pierre; Douyon, Schriebert Staco; Poirier, Clémence; LeBlanc, Jolène; Bilodeau, Marie-Claude; Corff, Yann Le

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“…As such, it is focused more narrowly on the dimension of insight regarding need for treatment, but nevertheless addresses a central domain for forensic service users that often directly impacts on risk and progress in recovery. Indeed, prior studies conducted with forensic patients have found that medication non‐compliance is one of the most frequent reasons prompting readmission to secure care (Forget et al., 2022; Penney, Marshall, & Simpson, 2018).…”

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Risk, resilience, and recovery in forensic mental health: An integrated conceptual model

Penney

Faziluddin

Simpson

et al. 2023

Behavioral Sci & The Law

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In this paper we describe a novel, integrated conceptual model that brings together core elements across structured tools assessing risk for future violence, protective factors, and progress in treatment and recovery in forensic mental health settings. We argue that the value of such a model lies in its ability to improve clinical efficiencies and streamline assessment protocols, facilitate meaningful participation of patients in assessment and treatment planning activities and increase the accessibility of clinical assessments to principal users of this information. The four domains appearing in the model (treatment engagement, stability of illness and behavior, insight, and professional and personal support) are described, and common clinical manifestations of each domain within a forensic context are illustrated. We conclude with a discussion of the types of research that would be needed to validate a concept model such as the one presented here as well as implications for clinical practice and implementation.

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Risk, resilience, and recovery in forensic mental health: An integrated conceptual model

Penney

Faziluddin

Simpson

et al. 2023

Behavioral Sci & The Law

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What do we know now about evidence-based treatment for psychosis and aggressive behaviour or criminality that we did not know when community care was implemented?

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2024

Nordic Journal of Psychiatry

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Psychiatric Relapse and Criminal Recidivism of Individuals Found Not Criminally Responsible on Account of Mental Disorder After Absolute Discharge

Cited by 2 publications

References 3 publications

Risk, resilience, and recovery in forensic mental health: An integrated conceptual model

Risk, resilience, and recovery in forensic mental health: An integrated conceptual model

What do we know now about evidence-based treatment for psychosis and aggressive behaviour or criminality that we did not know when community care was implemented?

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