Question 83 · LEK · Use of restraint
Is it allowed to apply direct coercion to the patient in the hospitals other than psychiatric?
- A. only a properly trained nurse has such a possibility.
- B. based on the Act on mental health protection there is such a possibility.
- C. based on the hospital director’s consent there is such a possibility.
- D. based on the Act on the patients’ rights there is such a possibility.
- E. there is no such a possibility.
Hint
Recall which statute regulates direct coercion and whether it ties coercion to a type of facility or to the patient's mental state and behaviour.
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