02136nam a2200457Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001400071035007200085040001000157050002300167082003000190245013600220260012500356300002100481336000800502337001600510338001900526504004100545500015100586650007600737650006000813650003700873650003100910650004000941650005300981650005901034650007401093650006001167650005701227650003701284650004701321650006801368650005601436651002501492700002801517700003001545700002801575710007501603330953OCoLC20160527193114.0861031s1986    dcu      b    000 0 eng    a86219899   a(OCoLC)15222674z(OCoLC)14870789z(OCoLC)21197969z(OCoLC)144599054  aPUCPR00aKF 3828b.R54 198600a344.73/041a347.3044121904aThe Right to refuse antipsychotic medicationccontributors, Bruce J. Winick [and others] ; edited by David Rapoport and John Parry.  aWashington, D.C. (1800 M St., Washington 20036)bAmerican Bar Association's Commission on the Mentally Disabledc©1986.  a110 pagesc23 cm  btxt  bn2rdamedia  bnc2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a"A monograph including the perspective of legal and clinical specialists based on papers presented at an ABA Presidential Showcase panel program." 0aPsychotherapy patientsxLegal status, laws, etc.zUnited States.2Local 7aPsychotherapy patientsxLegal status, laws, etc.2Local 7aPsychoses.xChemotherapy.2Local 7aPatient compliance.2Local 7aInformed consent Medical law2Local 7aAntipsychotic drugsxLaw and legislation.2Local 2aPsychotropic drugszUnited StatesvLegislation.2Local 2aPsychotic Disordersxdrug therapyzUnited StatesvLegislation.2Local 2aPatient compliance.zUnited StatesvLegislation.2Local 2aInformed ConsentzUnited StatesvLegislation.2Local 0aPsychoses.xChemotherapy.2Local 0aPatient compliance.zUnited States.2Local 0aAntipsychotic drugsxLaw and legislationzUnited States.2Local 0aInformed consent Medical lawzUnited States.2Local 7aUnited States2Local1 aWinick, Bruce J.2Local1 aParry, Johnd1948-2Local1 aRapoport, David.2Local2 aAmerican Bar Association.bCommission on the Mentally Disabled.2Local