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Allie Slemon1, Shivinder Dhari2
1Assistant professor at the University of Victoria School of Nursing in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
Abstract:
This commentary on a case considers consequences of a so-called "zero-risk" paradigm now common in psychiatric inpatient decision making. Iatrogenic harms of this approach must be balanced against promoting patients' safety and well-being. This article suggests how to collaboratively assess risk and draw on recovery-oriented goals of care.
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