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Ethical Issues In Clinical Forensic Psychiatry 1st Edition Artemis Igoumenou

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Ethical Issues In Clinical Forensic Psychiatry 1st Edition Artemis Igoumenou
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Publisher: Springer
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.68 MB
Pages: 153
Author: Artemis Igoumenou
ISBN: 9783030373009, 9783030373016, 3030373002, 3030373010
Language: English
Year: 2020
Edition: 1st Edition

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Ethical Issues In Clinical Forensic Psychiatry 1st Edition Artemis Igoumenou by Artemis Igoumenou 9783030373009, 9783030373016, 3030373002, 3030373010 instant download after payment.

This work explores and discusses the ethical dilemmas clinicians face in everyday forensic psychiatry practice. We discuss and reflect on ethical issues involving treatment decisions such as antipsychotic polypharmacy, high doses antipsychotics and prescribing anti-libidinal medications. Ethical issues surrounding the use of technology for the management of mentally disordered offenders are explored in depth. The use of the polygraph test, a controversial method of truth facilitation for sex offenders, is discussed. Similarly, we discuss the use of "tagging" for serious offenders that despite being used in the United States of America for a while it has been heavily criticized and opposed. Tagging is gradually being introduced in the UK and other European countries, making consideration of the ethical issues and dilemmas surrounding its use both timely and necessary. This work is a valuable guide for clinicians working in forensic psychiatry settings, particularly when faced with ethical dilemmas concerning decisions around interventions.

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