Between Autonomy and Coercion : caring for mentally disordered offenders

De Spiegeleir, Sophie
(2022) Webinar : “Between Autonomy and Coercion : caring for mentally disordered offenders” — Location: University of Ottawa Center for Health Law, Policy and Ethics (21.April.2022)

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In Belgium, mentally disordered offenders who have been interned on probation may be required by law to reside in Medical-Legal Psychiatric Units (UPML). On the basis of a ten-month ethnographic fieldwork inside two UPMLs in French-speaking Belgium, this talk looks to describe these units’ everyday life and how health care and paramedical teams “take care” of these particular psychiatric patients. Moderator : Prof. Jennifer Chandler ; discutant : Prof. and Chair Jennifer Kilty
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De Spiegeleir, S. (2022). Between Autonomy and Coercion : caring for mentally disordered offenders. Webinar : “Between Autonomy and Coercion : caring for mentally disordered offenders”, University of Ottawa Center for Health Law, Policy and Ethics. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/274244