We are thrilled to welcome Martin L. Pedersen to our team! Martin is warmly welcomed to RFM and SDU as a Ph.D. student for the project: “Improving care for ethnic minorities: a study on the use of rapid tranquillisation in forensic mental health inpatient settings”. Martin’s expertise and dedication to his field are expected to …
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The Danish Court Case Database: a data source in forensic mental health?Â
Pedersen, M. L., Gildberg, F., & Birkeland, S. (2022). The Danish Court Case Database: a data source in forensic mental health? Scandinavian Journal of Forensic Science. Vol.28 â No 1 â 2022- Page 1-5 â doi: 10.2478/sjfs-2022-0011 Abstract: Grey literature complementing evidence from common scientific sources, such as journals, may serve to provide a broader range of evidence, …
New Article Published !
The purpose of this study was to explore the experiences and perceptions of parents in forensic mental health services with regard to their cooperation with healthcare professionals and their role as parent carers. 15 participants were interviewed using qualitative, in-depth interviews and transcripts were analysed thematically. The identified themes were âMedical dominance, âInteractions with healthcare …
Participating in EU COST CA19133
FOSTREN is an Action designed to establish a sustainable, multidisciplinary network of researchers and practitioners focused on reducing the degree to which mental health services use coercion in hospital and community mental health services. Many people receiving mental health care are subjected to coercive practices such as outpatient commitment in the community and physical restraint in …