Can Hospital Hold You at Richard Bridges blog

Can Hospital Hold You. The nhs constitution sets out the rights you have as a patient of nhs. Your doctor thinks you need to be assessed or treated in hospital, for example if you need to be. you should only be sectioned if: what standards you should expect from nhs services. But if health professionals are concerned about your. section 136 allows the police to take you to (or keep you at) a place of safety. if the police find you in a public place (anywhere that is not your home) and you appear to have a mental health disorder. The doctor should write a report explaining why you need to be detained. a doctor can hold you in hospital for up to 72 hours. if a group of mental health professionals agree that hospital treatment would be in your best interests to keep you or others safe, then they could detain. if you are a voluntary patient, you can leave hospital at any time. They can do this without a warrant if:

Your doctor thinks you need to be assessed or treated in hospital, for example if you need to be. section 136 allows the police to take you to (or keep you at) a place of safety. They can do this without a warrant if: if you are a voluntary patient, you can leave hospital at any time. But if health professionals are concerned about your. if a group of mental health professionals agree that hospital treatment would be in your best interests to keep you or others safe, then they could detain. a doctor can hold you in hospital for up to 72 hours. what standards you should expect from nhs services. The nhs constitution sets out the rights you have as a patient of nhs. you should only be sectioned if:

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Can Hospital Hold You Your doctor thinks you need to be assessed or treated in hospital, for example if you need to be. if you are a voluntary patient, you can leave hospital at any time. a doctor can hold you in hospital for up to 72 hours. They can do this without a warrant if: if the police find you in a public place (anywhere that is not your home) and you appear to have a mental health disorder. But if health professionals are concerned about your. what standards you should expect from nhs services. The nhs constitution sets out the rights you have as a patient of nhs. Your doctor thinks you need to be assessed or treated in hospital, for example if you need to be. section 136 allows the police to take you to (or keep you at) a place of safety. The doctor should write a report explaining why you need to be detained. you should only be sectioned if: if a group of mental health professionals agree that hospital treatment would be in your best interests to keep you or others safe, then they could detain.