22 (1) The director of a designated facility may admit a person to the designated facility and detain the person for up to 48 hours for examination and ... Definitions · Licensing of private mental... · Offence

26 (1) Section 22 applies to a person's admission to and detention in a psychiatric unit. (2) Section 22 (5) applies to the apprehension and transportation of a ...

The involuntary admission criteria in section 22 of the British. Columbia Mental Health Act do not contain the word “dangerous”. Rather, the criteria specify ...

Requires care, supervision and control in or through a designated facility to prevent the person's substantial mental or physical deterioration or for the ...

21 авг. 2024 г. · Section 22 of the MHA provides that a person may be admitted involuntarily and detained for up to 48 hours on the completion of one involuntary ...

BC MENTAL HEALTH ACT. [RSBC 1996] CHAPTER 288. Involuntary admissions. 22 (1) The director of a designated facility may admit a person to the designated ...

It is helpful to provide a copy of Section 22 of the Mental Health Act, which sets out the admission criteria above, as well as a copy of Form 4 from the ...

It sets out when you can be admitted to hospital and treated for what the Act calls a “mental disorder”, either because you ask for that care or because you are ...

No. The criteria in section 22 of the Mental Health Act do not contain the word “dangerousness”. The criteria specify that detention is to prevent substantial ...

The Mental Health Act sets out the criteria for the involuntary admission of a person to a provincial mental health facility, psychiatric unit or observation ...