1374 | Humans |
1261 | Commitment of Mentally Ill |
601 | Mental Disorders |
596 | Male |
592 | Female |
544 | Adult |
360 | Middle Aged |
310 | Mentally Ill Persons |
228 | Hospitals, Psychiatric |
225 | United States |
216 | Dangerous Behavior |
193 | Adolescent |
177 | Aged |
165 | Coercion |
164 | Hospitalization |
156 | Patient Advocacy |
155 | Forensic Psychiatry |
127 | Mental Health Services |
127 | Civil Rights |
126 | Treatment Refusal |
126 | Psychotic Disorders |
123 | Schizophrenia |
121 | Psychiatry |
119 | Community Mental Health Services |
115 | Mental Competency |
115 | Jurisprudence |
114 | Patient Admission |
108 | Retrospective Studies |
105 | Young Adult |
101 | Length of Stay |
98 | Violence |
98 | Informed Consent |
97 | Patient Rights |
80 | Substance-Related Disorders |
78 | Ambulatory Care |
73 | Risk Factors |
73 | Patient Compliance |
70 | Decision Making |
69 | Surveys and Questionnaires |
69 | Emergency Services, Psychiatric |
65 | Psychiatric Department, Hospital |
64 | Germany |
61 | Psychotropic Drugs |
60 | Attitude of Health Personnel |
58 | Treatment Outcome |
58 | Risk Assessment |
58 | Personal Autonomy |
55 | Human Rights |
54 | Patient Readmission |
54 | Legislation as Topic |
54 | Follow-Up Studies |
51 | State Government |
51 | Antipsychotic Agents |
50 | Referral and Consultation |
49 | Judicial Role |
49 | Ethics, Medical |
48 | Schizophrenic Psychology |
48 | Cross-Sectional Studies |
48 | Aged, 80 and over |
47 | Attitude to Health |
46 | Patient Discharge |
46 | Mental Health |
44 | Restraint, Physical |
43 | Israel |
43 | Involuntary Commitment |
43 | Institutionalization |
42 | Child |
41 | Suicide |
41 | Socioeconomic Factors |
41 | Psychiatric Status Rating Scales |
40 | Canada |
40 | Bipolar Disorder |
39 | Sex Factors |
39 | Inpatients |
37 | Patient Satisfaction |
36 | Expert Testimony |
35 | Supreme Court Decisions |
35 | Prospective Studies |
33 | Time Factors |
33 | Ontario |
33 | Deinstitutionalization |
32 | Norway |
32 | England |
32 | Comorbidity |
32 | Attitude |
30 | Patient Acceptance of Health Care |
30 | Paternalism |
29 | Sweden |
29 | Reference Standards |
29 | Freedom |
28 | California |
27 | Netherlands |
27 | Ireland |
27 | Europe |
27 | Australia |
26 | Social Control, Formal |
26 | Severity of Illness Index |
26 | Public Policy |
26 | Psychotherapy |
26 | France |
26 | Alcoholism |
26 | Age Factors |
25 | Prisoners |
25 | Legal Guardians |
25 | Japan |
25 | Involuntary Treatment, Psychiatric |
25 | Criminal Law |
25 | Aggression |
24 | Registries |
24 | Qualitative Research |
24 | Physician-Patient Relations |
24 | Legislation, Medical |
24 | Law Enforcement |
24 | Insanity Defense |
24 | Denmark |
24 | Crisis Intervention |
23 | Suicide, Attempted |
23 | Hospitals, State |
23 | History, 20th Century |
22 | Outcome Assessment, Health Care |
22 | Logistic Models |
22 | Health Policy |
22 | Family |
22 | Crime |
21 | United Kingdom |
21 | Psychiatric Nursing |
21 | Prevalence |
21 | New York |
21 | Massachusetts |
21 | Incidence |
20 | North Carolina |
20 | Interviews as Topic |
20 | Government Regulation |
20 | Emergency Service, Hospital |
20 | Cross-Cultural Comparison |
19 | Police |
19 | Patient Care |
19 | Mandatory Programs |
19 | Hospitals, General |
19 | Emergency Medical Services |
19 | Advance Directives |
18 | Social Environment |
18 | Patient Care Team |
18 | Outcome and Process Assessment, Health Care |
18 | History, 19th Century |
17 | Risk |
17 | Involuntary Treatment |
17 | Homeless Persons |
17 | Florida |
17 | Delivery of Health Care |
17 | Data Collection |
16 | Third-Party Consent |
16 | Switzerland |
16 | Professional-Patient Relations |
16 | Prejudice |
16 | Health Services Accessibility |
16 | Finland |
16 | Confidentiality |
16 | Cohort Studies |
16 | Chronic Disease |
15 | Patient Isolation |
15 | Medication Adherence |
15 | Hospitals, University |
15 | Hospitals, Public |
15 | Acute Disease |
14 | Utilization Review |
14 | Pregnancy |
14 | New South Wales |
14 | Homicide |
14 | Anorexia Nervosa |
13 | Washington |
13 | Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic |
13 | Public Health |
13 | Prisons |
13 | Physician's Role |
13 | Personality Disorders |
13 | Patient Participation |
13 | Multivariate Analysis |
13 | Mood Disorders |
13 | Italy |
13 | Health Services Research |
13 | Evaluation Studies as Topic |
13 | China |
13 | Beneficence |
12 | Urban Population |
12 | Social Adjustment |
12 | Quality of Life |
12 | Psychometrics |
12 | Outpatients |
12 | Liability, Legal |
12 | Internationality |
12 | Health Services Needs and Demand |
12 | Health Care Reform |
12 | Electroconvulsive Therapy |
12 | Behavior Control |
12 | Advisory Committees |
11 | Wales |
11 | Virginia |
11 | Texas |
11 | Sex Offenses |
11 | Public Opinion |
11 | Prognosis |
11 | Practice Guidelines as Topic |
11 | Politics |
11 | New York City |
11 | Longitudinal Studies |
11 | Interview, Psychological |
11 | Demography |
11 | Community Mental Health Centers |
11 | Aftercare |
10 | Victoria |
10 | Sterilization, Involuntary |
10 | Social Support |
10 | Research |
10 | Pilot Projects |
10 | Pennsylvania |
10 | National Health Programs |
10 | Motivation |
10 | Health Personnel |
10 | Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice |
10 | Emergencies |
10 | Delusions |
10 | Crime Victims |
10 | Analysis of Variance |
10 | Adaptation, Psychological |
9 | Vulnerable Populations |
9 | Stress, Psychological |
9 | Statistics as Topic |
9 | Social Values |
9 | Social Responsibility |
9 | Research Design |
9 | Reproducibility of Results |
9 | Quality Assurance, Health Care |
9 | Patients |
9 | Morals |
9 | Minors |
9 | Malpractice |
9 | Internship and Residency |
9 | Illinois |
9 | Ethnic Groups |
9 | Dissent and Disputes |
9 | Diagnosis, Dual (Psychiatry) |
9 | Depressive Disorder |
9 | Dementia |
9 | Case-Control Studies |
9 | Case Management |
9 | COVID-19 |
8 | Wisconsin |
8 | United Nations |
8 | Spain |
8 | Social Work, Psychiatric |
8 | Social Isolation |
8 | Social Change |
8 | Self-Injurious Behavior |
8 | Schizophrenia, Paranoid |
8 | SARS-CoV-2 |
8 | Quebec |
8 | Program Evaluation |
8 | Privacy |
8 | Physicians |
8 | Persons with Mental Disabilities |
8 | Patient Safety |
8 | Paranoid Disorders |
8 | Oregon |
8 | Nurse-Patient Relations |
8 | Nurse's Role |
8 | Neurocognitive Disorders |
8 | Medical Records |
8 | Intellectual Disability |
8 | Greece |
8 | Disclosure |
8 | Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders |
8 | Catchment Area, Health |
8 | Caregivers |
8 | Activities of Daily Living |
7 | Workforce |
7 | Stereotyping |
7 | South Africa |
7 | Social Welfare |
7 | Sex Distribution |
7 | Regression Analysis |
7 | Recurrence |
7 | Psychology |
7 | Professional Competence |
7 | Probability |
7 | Primary Health Care |
7 | Practice Patterns, Physicians' |
7 | Perception |
7 | Pandemics |
7 | Odds Ratio |
7 | Minority Groups |
7 | Interprofessional Relations |
7 | Forecasting |
7 | Fear |
7 | European Continental Ancestry Group |
7 | Employment |
7 | Educational Status |
7 | Disabled Persons |
7 | Criminals |
7 | Chi-Square Distribution |
7 | Bed Occupancy |
7 | African Continental Ancestry Group |
7 | African Americans |
7 | Abortion, Induced |
6 | Suicidal Ideation |
6 | Social Justice |
6 | Safety |
6 | Pregnancy Complications |
6 | Predictive Value of Tests |
6 | Pneumonia, Viral |
6 | Personality |
6 | Patient Selection |
6 | New Zealand |
6 | Marital Status |
6 | International Cooperation |
6 | Interdisciplinary Communication |
6 | Infant, Newborn |
6 | Human Experimentation |
6 | Hospital Units |
6 | Guidelines as Topic |
6 | Government |
6 | European Union |
6 | Eugenics |
6 | Ethics |
6 | Empirical Research |
6 | Economics |
6 | Disability Evaluation |
6 | Diagnosis, Differential |
6 | Databases, Factual |
6 | Croatia |
6 | Coronavirus Infections |
6 | Cooperative Behavior |
6 | Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale |
6 | Betacoronavirus |
6 | Behavior |
6 | Awareness |
6 | Antisocial Personality Disorder |
5 | Workload |
5 | Voluntary Programs |
5 | USSR |
5 | Terminology as Topic |
5 | Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic |
5 | Social Work |
5 | Self Care |
5 | Security Measures |
5 | Residence Characteristics |
5 | Research Subjects |
5 | Quarantine |
5 | Psychopathology |
5 | Proxy |
5 | Professional Staff Committees |
5 | Pregnant Women |
5 | Poverty |
5 | Patient Education as Topic |
5 | Patient Dropouts |
5 | Patient Care Planning |
5 | North America |
5 | Moral Obligations |
5 | Models, Theoretical |
5 | Models, Psychological |
5 | Medical Audit |
5 | Life Change Events |
5 | Judgment |
5 | Hospital Design and Construction |
5 | History, 21st Century |
5 | History, 18th Century |
5 | Health Care Rationing |
5 | Haloperidol |
5 | Forensic Medicine |
5 | Focus Groups |
5 | Firearms |
5 | Financing, Government |
5 | Family Relations |
5 | Family Planning Services |
5 | Ethics, Nursing |
5 | Ethical Theory |
5 | Emigrants and Immigrants |
5 | Drug Utilization |
5 | Documentation |
5 | Diagnosis-Related Groups |
5 | Delayed-Action Preparations |
5 | Culture |
5 | Connecticut |
5 | Clozapine |
5 | Child, Preschool |
5 | Brazil |
5 | Bioethical Issues |
5 | Austria |
5 | Anxiety Disorders |
4 | Taiwan |
4 | Substance Abuse Detection |
4 | Students, Medical |
4 | State Medicine |
4 | Societies, Medical |
4 | Social Class |
4 | Social Behavior |
4 | Sampling Studies |
4 | Safety Management |
4 | Risk Management |
4 | Resource Allocation |
4 | Residential Treatment |
4 | Religion |
4 | Records |
4 | Psychosurgery |
4 | Professional Misconduct |
4 | Process Assessment, Health Care |
4 | Policy Making |
4 | Poland |
4 | Personality Assessment |
4 | Patient Transfer |
4 | Paternal Behavior |
4 | Parents |
4 | Organizational Policy |
4 | Olanzapine |
4 | Ohio |
4 | Nursing Staff, Hospital |
4 | Nursing Methodology Research |
4 | Nursing Homes |
4 | New Jersey |
4 | Neuropsychological Tests |
4 | Needs Assessment |
4 | Medicaid |
4 | Maternal-Fetal Relations |
4 | Mass Screening |
4 | Los Angeles |
4 | Likelihood Functions |
4 | Interpersonal Relations |
4 | Insurance Claim Review |
4 | India |
4 | Impulsive Behavior |
4 | Illicit Drugs |
4 | Hospitals |
4 | Hospitals, Teaching |
4 | Health Care Surveys |
4 | Health Care Costs |
4 | Group Processes |
4 | General Practitioners |
4 | Fetus |
4 | Federal Government |
4 | Factor Analysis, Statistical |
4 | Ethical Analysis |
4 | Episode of Care |
4 | Emotions |
4 | Emergency Treatment |
4 | District of Columbia |
4 | Developing Countries |
4 | Developed Countries |
4 | Depression |
4 | Costs and Cost Analysis |
4 | Continuity of Patient Care |
4 | Consumer Behavior |
4 | Community Psychiatry |
4 | Communication |
4 | Communicable Disease Control |
4 | Combined Modality Therapy |
4 | Cognition Disorders |
4 | Child Abuse |
4 | Benzodiazepines |
4 | Belgium |
4 | Anger |
4 | Algorithms |
4 | Adolescent Psychiatry |
4 | Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome |
4 | Academic Medical Centers |
3 | Wounds and Injuries |
3 | World Health Organization |
3 | Workplace |
3 | Volition |
3 | Utah |
3 | Trust |
3 | Substance Abuse Treatment Centers |
3 | Sterilization, Reproductive |
3 | South Carolina |
3 | South Australia |
3 | Social Problems |
3 | Sensitivity and Specificity |
3 | Self Efficacy |
3 | Self Concept |
3 | San Francisco |
3 | Rural Population |
3 | Quality Indicators, Health Care |
3 | Public Health Administration |
3 | Psychoses, Substance-Induced |
3 | Program Development |
3 | Professional-Family Relations |
3 | Portugal |
3 | Philadelphia |
3 | Patient Preference |
3 | Paraphilic Disorders |
3 | Opioid-Related Disorders |
3 | Oceanic Ancestry Group |
3 | Observation |
3 | Nursing Assessment |
3 | New Hampshire |
3 | Nebraska |
3 | Models, Organizational |
3 | Missouri |
3 | Minnesota |
3 | Mental Status Schedule |
3 | Medical Staff, Hospital |