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Principled mental health law?

Tony Zigmond1

  • 1Retired consultant psychiatrist, email azigmond@doctors.net.uk.

Summary

This study explores foundational principles for global mental health law, identifying a key challenge in their worldwide application. It aims to foster a more consistent and effective legal framework for mental healthcare internationally.

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