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Published on: July 4, 2013
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Luis Ohman1, Germán Alberio, Matías Bertone
1Programa Nacional de Atención del Interno con Enfermedad Mental Grave, Proyecto de Reforma del Servicio Psiquiátrico Central de Varones (Unidad 20 del Servicio Penitenciario Federal). luisohman@yahoo.com.ar
Abstract:
This paper evaluates the Reform of the Psychiatrist Central Ward for Men (Unit 20 of the Federal Prison System). The aim is to study the process of adopting a new paradigm for medically assisting psychiatric prisoner-patients and its consequences. It concludes that the medical condition of a psychiatric prisoner should be clarified and referred to the Department of Forensic Medicine by a Criminal Court straightaway, and that the Department of Forensic Medicine should act more promptly. It also suggests the relative reduction in working hours of both teams.
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