Ethics in psychiatric research and practice

Journal/Book: Curr Opin Psychiatry. 1996; 9: 2-6 Boundary Row, London, England SE1 8NH. Rapid Science Publishers. 348-351.

Abstract: There are many ethical implications in the psychiatric research process, from the scientific and ethical coherence of the proposal, through the process of ethical committee approval and the consent of the patients, to its submission, review and publication. Concern still exists about the capacity for abuse within psychiatric practice and research, which should give rise to professional concern and a plan of action for prevention and education.

Note: Article G Adshead, Broadmoor Hosp, Dadd Ctr, Crowthorne RG45 7EG, Berks, England

Keyword(s): MACARTHUR TREATMENT COMPETENCE; 2ND OPINIONS; ISSUES; CONCESSION; CONSENT; RIGHTS; DEBATE; LEGAL

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