Apr 4, 2005 10:40
19 yrs ago
Russian term

действия по удержанию

Russian to English Medical Medical (general) general
Право пациентов на обжалование действий по удержанию в психиатрическиз учреждениях

Proposed translations

+5
52 mins
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[involuntary] incarceration/commitment/confinement

INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT
How easy is it to be committed? Very easy. In the United States alone, a person is ***involuntarily incarcerated in a psychiatric facility*** every 1 ј minutes. How therapeutic is involuntary incarceration? Consider the following examples of committal abuse.
CITIZENS COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
http://www.cchr.org/topics/abuse/cases/page04.htm

CAN I BE LOCKED IN ***SOLITARY CONFINEMENT*** OR BE FORCED TO WEAR A STRAIGHT JACKET?
Legally, you cannot be placed against your will in seclusion or mechanical restraint unless it is necessary because of imminent physical danger to yourself or others and a physician orders the seclusion or restraint in writing. Seclusions and restraints cannot be used as substitutes for treatment. You may feel that restraint and/or seclusion was used inappropriately in your situation. You should contact an advocate or attorney to discuss this further.
http://www.ct.gov/opapd/cwp/view.asp?a=1756&Q=277272&opapdPN...


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Note added at 1 hr 54 mins (2005-04-04 12:35:24 GMT)
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Comments on the Draft WHO Manual on Mental Health Legislation
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...It would be more honest for WHO to ask people who have the most interest - i.e. those ***incarcerated*** & tortured & ill-treated by psychiatry - to evaluate the impact of mental health systems on our human rights, and take that as a point of departure for recommending systemic change in the mental health systems.
http://www.wnusp.org/wnusp evas/Dokumenter/Comments on the D...
Peer comment(s):

agree Mikhail Kropotov : possible, with the exception of incarceration - that refers to jail... i like "involuntary"
12 mins
"Detention" is related to jail too. Thank you Mike! :-)
agree James Vail : '(Voluntary/Involuntary) committment' in US English
2 hrs
Yes, thanks a lot, James! :-)
agree Alexander Demyanov : Commintment
3 hrs
Thanks a lot, Alexander! :-)
agree protolmach
3 hrs
Thank you protolmach! :-)
agree Vladimir Dubisskiy : involuntary incarceration / confinement (and you're right with 'detention' it's more about police activities)
4 hrs
Thanks a lot, Vladimir! :-)
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "THanks a lot!"
+4
11 mins
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being detained

patient's right to protest against being detained in a psychiatric institution
Peer comment(s):

agree Crio : или against detention
35 mins
Спасибо. Зависит от уровня формальности.
agree Jack Doughty
54 mins
Thank you!
agree Andrey Belousov (X)
3 hrs
Thanx Andrey!
agree Svetlana Chekunova
3 hrs
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+1
2 hrs
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Being Held Involuntarily

Does the Person Being Held Involuntarily Have Any Rights? Yes. A mental health patient being held involuntarily must be informed of the following rights ...
www.mhac.org/rftl_
Peer comment(s):

agree Vladimir Dubisskiy : works fine as well
3 hrs
Спасибо, Владимир:)
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