Section 61 Mental Health Act

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Section 61 mental health act. Section 61 review of treatment. People detained under the mental health act need urgent treatment for a mental health disorder and are at risk of harm to themselves or others. Section 61 of the mental health act requires that where a patient has received treatment certified by a panel under section 57 or a second opinion appointed doctor under sections 58 or 62a a report on the treatment and the patient s condition must be given by the approved clinician in charge of the patient s treatment to the care quality commission.
Home legislation mental health act 1983 section 61 review of treatment. 61 2003 national health act 2003 english text signed by the president assented to 18 july 2004 act to provide a framework for a structured uniform health system within the republic taking into account the obligations imposed by the constitution and. Mental health act 1983 section 61 is up to date with all changes known to be in force on or before 30 september 2020.
This form does not relate to section 57 treatments. Section 61 provides for reports to be given in relation to treatments given under section 57 58 58a or 62a. When the mental health act talks about someone with mental health problems and whether or not they should be sectioned it often uses the term mental disorder.
Where a plan of treatment is being carried out under section 57 or under section 58 without consent the rmo has to provide a report to the mental health act commission if the period of detention is renewed under section 20. Sections 58 and 58a relate to treatment requiring consent or a second opinion. 61 1 where a patient is given treatment in accordance with section 57 2 58 3 b or 58a 4 or 5 above or by virtue of section 62a below in accordance with a part 4a certificate within the meaning of that section that falls within section 64c 4 below a report on the treatment and the patient s condition shall be given by the approved clinician in charge of the treatment to the the regulatory authority.
922 g 4 relating to unlawful acts and. I the identity of any individual who has been adjudicated as an incompetent or as a mental defective or who has been involuntarily committed to a mental institution under the act of july 9 1976 p l 817 no 143 known as the mental health procedures act or who has been involuntarily treated as described in section 6105 c 4 relating to persons not to possess use manufacture control sell or transfer firearms or as described in 18 u s c. Mental health act 1983 review of treatment section 61.
Any mental health problem normally diagnosed in psychiatry. The mental health act 1983 is the main piece of legislation that covers the assessment treatment and rights of people with a mental health disorder. The extreme interference with patient rights caused by compulsory invasive treatment calls for strict oversight.