involuntarily admitted
Involuntary admission is when you have been admitted to a mental health unit against your will to undergo a mental health assessment.
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Involuntary admission is when you have been admitted to a mental health unit against your will to undergo a mental health assessment.
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Legal Representation: is a process of receiving legal advice and support from a lawyer for legal matters. This can include the preparation of documents and attendance of a lawyer at a legal proceeding or hearing.
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Mental Health Review Tribunal: Is a panel of people that conduct mental health inquiries or examinations when you are admitted to a mental health unit. They also make and review treatment orders like community treatment orders...
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Statement of rights: is a document provided by medical staff when you are admitted to a mental health unit. This document outlines what your rights are while you are in hospital including, for example, the right to information...
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NSW Supreme Court: the highest court in the Australian state of New South Wales.
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