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MHF responds to Lawyer Hatzmann about mental health care | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY

April 23, 2019

MHF responds to Lawyer Hatzmann about mental health care | SOUALIGA NEWSDAY
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Legislation.

MHF provides quality care in accordance with the relevant indicators and protocols directed & supported by the laws as advised by our Medical and Legal advisors and the Government.

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Involuntary care at MHF is only possible in accordance with the laws, and with the declaration of the Minister of Justice.

Mr Hatzmann spoke to the psychiatrist about his specific case. However, the treatment decisions are made by a Multi-Disciplinary team of professionals at the foundation as well as in collaboration with Social affairs, SJIB, Police and OM. Furthermore, families are involved in patient care as much as possible. Besides Mr Hatzmann’s legal expertise, he is as far as we know, not a health care professional. And so, to question the treatment methods and medical decisions made by this Multi-Disciplinary team of experienced health care professionals is out of place.

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