Rights and Standards in Mental Health Care Quiz Test your knowledge on mental health law, international standards, and rights in mental health care. Explore informed consent, stigma, and legal safeguards.
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Seeking permission from a person's family
Providing information to the patient and obtaining their voluntary agreement for treatment
Forcing treatment without discussion
Relying on third-party opinions
#2
Positive public perception
Negative and discriminatory attitudes towards individuals with mental health conditions
Medical treatment effectiveness
Legal rights of patients
#3
Declaration of Independence
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Mental Health Act
#4
World Health Organization (WHO)
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
World Trade Organization (WTO)
#5
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Hippocratic Oath
Nuremberg Code
#6
Medical professionals making decisions on behalf of the patient
The right of patients to make their own decisions about their treatment
Forcing treatment against the patient's will
Family members deciding the treatment plan
#7
Forceful intervention
Least restrictive alternative principle
Coercive treatment
Paternalistic approach
#8
Ensuring equal coverage for mental health and substance use disorder benefits
Limiting access to mental health care
Excluding mental health from insurance coverage
Establishing mandatory psychiatric treatment
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Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)
Geneva Conventions
Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
Kyoto Protocol
#10
Forcing treatment without patient consent
Providing instructions for mental health care preferences in advance
Determining the treatment plan without patient involvement
Overruling the decisions of healthcare professionals
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A legal document outlining the rights of mental health professionals
A written document expressing a person's preferences for mental health treatment
A directive for involuntary commitment
A directive limiting access to mental health care
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A principle emphasizing patient autonomy
A legal doctrine giving the state the authority to act as a parent for individuals unable to care for themselves
A term for informed consent
A directive for psychiatric treatment
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