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Who is coercively admitted to psychiatric wards? Epidemiological analysis of inpatient records of involuntary psychiatric admissions to a University General Hospital in Greece for the years 2008-2017.

Maria BakolaVaios PeritogiannisDavid StucklerKonstantina Soultana KitsouPhilippos GourzisThomas HyphantisEleni Jelastopulu
Published in: The International journal of social psychiatry (2022)
Our study indicates potentially worrisome evidence that patients who are in vulnerable positions are at elevated likelihood of being involuntarily admitted to psychiatric wards. Future research is needed to evaluate the socio-demographic patterning of involuntary admissions in other European countries.
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