Ethics in Psychiatry: European Contributions

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This book presents a comprehensive review of ethical issues arising in psychiatric care and research. Compared to the first edition, ten of the 40 chapters comprising the book are new, dealing with topics that were not covered in the previous edition. A further 28 chapters have been updated by the previous authors or completely rewritten by new authors. Containing contributions by leading European ethicists, philosophers, legal scholars, and psychiatrists, this book presents an excellent resource of information and insights for both psychiatrists and other professionals who wish to develop knowledge, understanding, and awareness about ethical issues arising in their practice, research and public health action. Chapter 6 is available open access under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License via link.springer.com.

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10.1007/978-94-024-2274-0

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1. Ethical Principles in Psychiatry: National, Regional and Worldwide Codes of Ethics.  (pages 3-15)Silvana Galderisi, Noemi Sansone & Antonio Melillo
2. Informed Consent in Mental Healthcare.  (pages 17-26)Hanfried Helmchen & Jakov Gather
3. Mental Capacity and Supported Decision-Making.  (pages 27-51)Matthé Scholten
4. Confidentiality.  (pages 53-72)Roy McClelland & Colin M. Harper
5. Justice in Access to and Distribution of Resources in Psychiatry and Mental Health Care.  (pages 73-93)Ruud ter Meulen
6. A-Z of Ethics of User Involvement in Mental Health Care and Research.  (pages 95-117)Elena Demke, Michaela Amering, Ute Kraemer, Gwen Schulz, Marianne Schulze, Peter Stastny, Sebastian von Peter & Anna Werning
7. Societal Framework of Psychiatry.  (pages 121-129)Hanfried Helmchen & Norman Sartorius
8. The UN-CRPD and Mental Healthcare.  (pages 131-138)Silvana Galderisi, Noemi Sansone, Antonio Melillo & Andreas Heinz
9. Ethical Issues Arising When Making Diagnoses in Psychiatry.  (pages 139-147)Maria-Inés Lopez-Ibor & Hanfried Helmchen
10. Economical Framework of Psychiatric Care.  (pages 149-172)Christina M. van der Feltz-Cornelis
11. Conflicts of Interest.  (pages 173-194)Giovanni A. Fava
12. Stigma and Discrimination in Relation to People with Mental Health Conditions and Psychiatric Institutions.  (pages 195-215)Maria Milenova, Sarah Parry, Nisha Mehta & Graham Thornicroft
13. Ethical Issues Regarding People Affected by Poverty and Serious Mental Illness.  (pages 217-240)Derin Marbin, Stefanie Schreiter & Andreas Heinz
14. Ethics of Deinstitutionalisation.  (pages 241-261)Stefan Priebe & Adrian P. Mundt
15. Forensic Psychiatry.  (pages 263-280)Norbert Konrad & Birgit Völlm
16. Ethics of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence in Mental Healthcare.  (pages 281-295)Emanuel Schwarz & Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg
17. Coercion in Psychiatry and the Position of Families.  (pages 299-307)Friedrich Leidinger & Manuel Gatterer
18. ‘Coercive’ Measures.  (pages 309-329)George Szmukler
19. Development of the WPA Position Statement on Supporting Alternatives to Coercion.  (pages 331-342)Helen Herrman, Silvana Galderisi, John Allan & Maria Rodrigues
20. Prediction and Prevention.  (pages 345-375)Frauke Schultze-Lutter & Joachim Klosterkötter
21. Ethical Issues in Psychiatric Treatment.  (pages 377-383)Hanfried Helmchen
22. Ethical Implications of Psychopharmacotherapy.  (pages 385-396)Hanfried Helmchen
23. Treatment of Substance Dependence.  (pages 397-421)Ambros Uchtenhagen
24. Ethical Problems in Psychotherapy.  (pages 423-444)Ulrich Rüger & Christian Reimer
25. Ethics of Non-invasive Neuromodulation in Psychiatry.  (pages 445-468)Maria Buthut, Jennifer A. Chandler, Christoph Bublitz & Surjo R. Soekadar
26. Ethics of Psychiatric Neurosurgery.  (pages 469-491)Sabine Müller
27. Sexual and Gender Minorities in Mental Healthcare.  (pages 493-516)Mirjam Faissner, Mari Günther, Lydia Schneider-Reuter, Georg Romer & Thomas Lempp
28. Ethics of Palliative Psychiatry.  (pages 519-540)Anna Lisa Westermair & Manuel Trachsel
29. Dementia and End-of-Life Decisions: Ethical Issues—A Perspective from the Netherlands.  (pages 541-561)Ron L. P. Berghmans
30. Dementia and End-of-Life Decisions: A Relational Perspective. Commentary on Ron Berghmans, Dementia and End-of-Life Decisions: Ethical Issues—A Perspective from The Netherlands.  (pages 563-567)Guy Widdershoven & Sisco van Veen
31. Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide in Psychiatry: An Overview of the Field.  (pages 569-592)Marie E. Nicolini
32. Ethical Issues in Psychiatric Treatment Research.  (pages 595-609)Hanfried Helmchen
33. Ethical Concerns in Carrying Out Surveys of Psychiatric Morbidity.  (pages 611-640)Sally McManus & Traolach S. Brugha
34. Ethics Committees for Clinical Research—The West-European Paradigm.  (pages 641-652)Elmar Doppelfeld
35. Political Abuse and Neglect of Psychiatry.  (pages 655-657)Norman Sartorius & Hanfried Helmchen
36. Abuse of Psychiatry for Political Purposes in the USSR: A Case-Study and Personal Account of the Efforts to Bring Them to an End.  (pages 659-677)Robert van Voren
37. Ethical Issues Regarding (Neuro-)Enhancement.  (pages 679-706)Bettina Schöne-Seifert, Marco Stier & Davinia Talbot
38. Clinical Ethics Support in Mental Healthcare.  (pages 709-724)Jakov Gather, Christin Hempeler, Mirjam Faissner & Jochen Vollmann
39. Psychiatric Advance Directives and Related Documents.  (pages 725-751)Claire Henderson & Esther Braun
40. Teaching Psychiatric Ethics to Tomorrow’s Medical Doctors.  (pages 753-781)William Perchard, Lucy Stephenson & Gareth Owen

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