title: Informed consent with suicidal patients: Rethinking risks in (and out of) treatment.
abstract: Informed consent is uniformly accepted as essential to the treatment process. However, the relevant literature has not discussed issues of risk specific to suicidal patients, nor has such information routinely been included in the informed consent process. The implications of including suicide-specific risk information in the informed consent process is discussed and examples provided. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved).
authors: Department of Psychology.
authors: M David
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authors: Joiner
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