Staff reviewed
SOCIAL DETERMINANTS AND TRENDS IN INVOLUNTARY PSYCHIATRIC DETENTIONS: A DECADE OF POPULATION-BASED DATA.
— STAFF
It supplies decade-long, population-scale Canadian evidence that detention risk tracks immigration status, housing and income rather than clinical variables alone, which is the kind of denominator data a practitioner or expert can cite when a commitment system's equity is questioned. It does not change any evaluator's obligation or any assertion in a report: no legal standard moves and no instrument's evidentiary standing is affected, so it is contextual rather than practice-changing.