involuntary commitment
7 episodes mention this concept
DocSnipesSep 11, 2024Uncovering the Power of Total Family Intervention for Addiction and Mental Health Recovery
PsychologyTotal Family Intervention (TFI)InterventionMotivational InterviewingPhases of Change (Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action)- DocSnipesJan 31, 2023
Medical Error Prevention in Behavioral Health: Identifying and Mitigating Risks
HealthSentinel eventAdverse eventPreventable adverse eventMedical error - DocSnipesJul 18, 2019
NCMHCE Exam Review: Assessing Dangerousness, Abuse, and Crisis Intervention in Clinical Practice
PsychologyDangerousness assessmentMental Status Exam (MSE)High risk for violence factorsDuty to warn - DocSnipesMay 23, 2018
Identifying Warning Signs of Child, Elder, and Disabled Adult Abuse and Neglect
PsychologyChild abuseElder abuseDisabled adult abuseChild neglect - DocSnipesJul 1, 2017
Navigating Effective Assessment and Patient Placement Criteria in Behavioral Health
HealthPatient Placement Criteria (PPC)Level of Care Guidelines (LOCG)Functional Assessment Rating Scale (FARS)American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Criteria - DocSnipesOct 22, 2013
Ethical Imperatives in Clinical Practice: Duty to Warn, Confidentiality, and Professional Boundaries
PsychologyDuty to warnDuty to protectDuty to predictReasonably identifiable victim - DocSnipesOct 18, 2013
Ethical Imperatives in Clinical Practice: Informed Consent, Record-Keeping, and Client-Centered Care
PsychologyInformed ConsentRecord-keeping EthicsConfidentialityIndividualized Treatment
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Related concepts
Concepts that appear alongside involuntary commitment across episodes.
- duty to warn
- crisis intervention
- dangerousness assessment
- clinical judgment
- readiness for change
- mandatory reporting
- self-neglect
- restraint-related death
- cognitive distortions
- sustained sobriety
- professional boundaries
- breach of confidentiality
- cultural competence
- human trafficking
- reasonably identifiable victim
- dual relationships
- phases of change (precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action)
- financial exploitation
- hpa axis (hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis)
- motivational interviewing