Applications are now open for the University of Ottawa Summer Institute in Mental Health Law, running online June 16–20. Designed for a wide range of attendees, no experience or legal training is required. https://t.co/ldKWKrY1VT
Online First #OpenAccess
Presenting the initial results of a new program in Australia that aims to lower the risk of reoffending among young people by providing targeted healthcare assistance #CriminalJustice#YoungOffenders#Criminology#Nursing
🔗https://t.co/n5Bpjl1BpJ
1/5 📜My response to ‘Do compulsory mental health patients have a right to receive a second psychiatric opinion on their treatment under Australian mental health legislation?’ by @DrSamBoyle2 & co.
I support the paper + argue for the below.
https://t.co/fuFUwzEsXy
Thank you @DrSamBoyle2 for a very informative presentation on the state of Community Treatment Orders and Adjudication of them in Ontario!
LAMDA members appreciate your work and thoughtful insights. Looking forward to the recommendations from the study!
You can still register for this session being held tomorrow evening featuring @DrSamBoyle2 who will present his research on Community Treatment Orders! Link to register is embedded in the quoted tweet with link to blog post about the Event - Join us!
Join @ottawahealthlaw 21 October to hear about the results of a study and the role of the Consent and Capacity Board in community treatment orders, featuring @DrSamBoyle2 and @FionaAJager. All welcome! https://t.co/xV0S3cQTGZ
I'm looking forward to giving this talk at the University of Ottawa on Monday. Thanks to the Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics for having us: https://t.co/wfPUDT5iuC
Do compulsory mental health patients have a right to receive a second opinion on their treatment under Australian mental health legislation (we ask)? It's not a simple answer, and it very much depends where you are: https://t.co/iNlO23dTWH
Dr Jullia Duffy and I have written about Australia's lack of full implementation of OPCAT. We question the government's assumption that private homes can never be places of detention. Disability Royal Commission findings show how important this is: https://t.co/f6YYN08vQw #OPCAT
Professor Mark Burdon delivers a warm introduction to our HDR Showcase Day this morning. The best of luck to our incredible HDR students delivering presentations today. #QUT#QUTBLF#QUTEvent
Autonomy vs best interests in mental health law. What if 'balance' is the wrong metaphor? We think so, at least in regard to mental health tribunals: https://t.co/DJEQobHoRV
📢Attn @AABHL S/ECRs - you're invited to a (virtual) Research Cafe! A chance to connect with others working in #Bioethics#HealthLaw
Come along, bring a drink, have a chat!
Tuesday 23rd April 14:00-15:00 AEST
Register (it's free!): https://t.co/9X2lV4P6gG
Should someone who has depression and ALSO has a terminal illness be able to access assisted dying? We think the answer comes down to capacity: https://t.co/Nihkq3KM6a
Here's "E"'s story as told by a Consultant in Eating Disorders Psychiatry, Ty Glover.
"E" changed his life too. She was his first Court of Protection patient + her case led to him becoming a very frequently consulted "expert witness" in COP.
https://t.co/spiz95BKcO