Staff reviewed
EXPLORING PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTIONS FOR ADULTS INVOLUNTARILY ADMITTED TO PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT SETTINGS: A SCOPING REVIEW.
— STAFF
Psychosocial programmes intended to mitigate the distress and loss of autonomy of compulsory psychiatric admission rest on a body of only twenty-two heterogeneous studies with inconsistent clinical outcomes and little long-term follow-up, which is a thinner foundation than the growing policy enthusiasm for trauma-informed and rights-based inpatient care implies.