Thank you, Jo. Sorry it took so long for me to respond to your question. Yes, of course the videos may be shared, many thanks for asking. Best wishes, Beth
Your videos have been so helpful. I am a student mental health nurse in my first year. I was just wondering if you had any extra resources I could use for my studying? Kind regards and thanks once again for your content.
Hi Emma! The NHS and also mental health charities such as Mind have good information for patients/relatives about different mental health conditions. The BNF is good for medication including side effects, etc. NICE Guidelines have a lot of information on conditions and their management. When you are on the ward, speak with the Junior Doctor on the ward. I am sure he/she would be happy to answer any questions you have. All the best in your course. Best wishes, Beth
Im going for trial soon and suffer from psychosis how do i get the letter from doctors and please give me the steps to take what i can do to get everything done so i can start the process please get back to me on that thank you
Hello there. You need to speak to your solicitor to get a forensic psychiatrist to come and assess you. They do a report and give recommendations to the Court.
No. It is usually people with severe psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder who are placed on a Section 37/41 as they need treatment for their mental disorde rin hospital (the Section 37 part), and there are issues of public protection (the Section 41 part)
When released on a conditional discharge from a section 37/41 do you know under what grounds they can recall you to hospital? Can it be for something as simple as taking drugs or drinking alcohol or would it have to be a serious offence to be brought back? Thanks.
Hi there. The grounds for Hospital Recall could be for taking illicit drugs or alcohol, not taking medication prescribed, not seeing the care team. It does not have to be a serious offence, but something that may lead to a person's mental health deteriorating (that could potentially then lead to a serious offence).
Thank you for making this informative video and sharing your knowledge to people. 😊
You're very welcome, Pau
Awesome upload! They should teach the importance of mental health in schools. Nice work!
Thank you!
Hi Dr. Colby. Your Talk Mental Health Videos are so helpful. Do you give permission for these to be shared within an organisation? Thanks, Jo
Thank you, Jo. Sorry it took so long for me to respond to your question. Yes, of course the videos may be shared, many thanks for asking.
Best wishes, Beth
@@DrBethColby Thanks Beth :)
Does the court send the defendant directly to hospital or must they visit prison first?
Your videos have been so helpful. I am a student mental health nurse in my first year. I was just wondering if you had any extra resources I could use for my studying? Kind regards and thanks once again for your content.
Hi Emma! The NHS and also mental health charities such as Mind have good information for patients/relatives about different mental health conditions. The BNF is good for medication including side effects, etc. NICE Guidelines have a lot of information on conditions and their management. When you are on the ward, speak with the Junior Doctor on the ward. I am sure he/she would be happy to answer any questions you have.
All the best in your course.
Best wishes,
Beth
Do people go to prison AFTER the hospital order or is the court case over ?
The Section 37/41 is the 'sentence', so the patient will not go back to prison.
1:20 could we include politicians and officials in this diagnosis? The ministry of (In) justice serves no one but itself and its financial interests.
Im going for trial soon and suffer from psychosis how do i get the letter from doctors and please give me the steps to take what i can do to get everything done so i can start the process please get back to me on that thank you
Hello there. You need to speak to your solicitor to get a forensic psychiatrist to come and assess you. They do a report and give recommendations to the Court.
Ok so i cant get it from my doctors as u need both doctors approval please explain that thank you
is section 37/41 more common for those with borderline personality disorder?
No. It is usually people with severe psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder who are placed on a Section 37/41 as they need treatment for their mental disorde rin hospital (the Section 37 part), and there are issues of public protection (the Section 41 part)
When released on a conditional discharge from a section 37/41 do you know under what grounds they can recall you to hospital? Can it be for something as simple as taking drugs or drinking alcohol or would it have to be a serious offence to be brought back? Thanks.
Hi there. The grounds for Hospital Recall could be for taking illicit drugs or alcohol, not taking medication prescribed, not seeing the care team. It does not have to be a serious offence, but something that may lead to a person's mental health deteriorating (that could potentially then lead to a serious offence).