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Dynamics of civil law relations in psychiatry
1V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Ukraine.
Abstract:
The article deals with the problems of the dynamics of civil law relations in psychiatry. Special attention is paid to the order and peculiarities of emerging, developing and terminating civil law relations in psychiatry. The author conducted a research of normative-legal acts and scientific doctrine on legal regulation issues in psychiatry. The article considers the grounds for providing psychiatric medical services, the order of compulsory and voluntary treatment of psychiatric illnesses, describes the situation when a patientcan refuse from psychiatric assistance. The author suggests division of patients, requiring psychiatric assistance, into 4 groups., consideres the order of registrating the patient's refusal from psychiatric help.
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