在精神卫生危机中精神病救护车与警察运输期间的胁迫:一个实施前和后的研究

Jeroen B Zoeteman1, Mathilde A S de Wit1, Hans J de Haas1

  • 1Psychiatric Emergency Service Amsterdam (Zoeteman), Inforsa (de Haas), and Department of Research (Peen, Dekker), Arkin Mental Health Care, Amsterdam; Department of Healthy Living, Public Health Service Amsterdam, Amsterdam (de Wit); Department of Psychiatry, Amsterdam University Medical Center, Amsterdam (de Haas); Ambulance Amsterdam, Amsterdam (Borkent); Epidemiological and Social Psychiatric Research Institute, Erasmus Medical Center, and Parnassia Psychiatric Institute, Rotterdam (Mulder).

概括

精神病救护车 (PA) 在精神健康危机运输期间减少了强制措施,而侵略性没有增加. 虽然运输延误较长,但PAS导致了更多的自愿住院.

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