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Refugees and Detained Populations

What's driving involuntary treatment in the community? The social, policy, legal and ethical context

Lisa Brophy North West Area Mental Health Service, Coburg, Vic., AustraliaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Fiona McDermott School of Social Work, The University of Melbourne, PARKVILLE, Vic., Australia
Pages S84-S88 | Published online: 07 Aug 2009

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Chris Maylea. (2017) Minimising Coerciveness in Coercion: A Case Study of Social Work Powers under the Victorian Mental Health Act. Australian Social Work 70:4, pages 465-476.
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Mark Hardy & Hannah Jobling. (2015) Beyond power/knowledge—developing a framework for understanding knowledge ‘flow’ in international social work. European Journal of Social Work 18:4, pages 525-542.
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Merissa Courtney & Nicole T. Moulding. (2014) Beyond Balancing Competing Needs: Embedding Involuntary Treatment Within a Recovery Approach to Mental Health Social Work. Australian Social Work 67:2, pages 214-226.
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Lisa Brophy & Fiona McDermott. (2013) Using Social Work Theory and Values to Investigate the Implementation of Community Treatment Orders. Australian Social Work 66:1, pages 72-85.
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Tess Patterson, Richard Mullen, Christopher Gale & Andrew Gray. (2011) Compulsory community treatment and patients’ perception of recovery in schizophrenia. Australasian Psychiatry 19:5, pages 431-433.
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Anita Gibbs. (2010) Coping with Compulsion: Women's Views of Being on a Community Treatment Order. Australian Social Work 63:2, pages 223-233.
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