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Sexual offending is a general public area of concern that creates strong emotions among people who as a result strongly support strict legislation for sexual offenders, including long sentences, sexual offende...
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Forensic Psychiatry and the Mentally Disordered Offender: Ethical Issues in the Treatment Provision within Secure Hospital Environments—Clinical and Legal
This chapter is an introduction to ethical issues in the treatment provision within secure settings. Most of these ethical issues are not unique to secure hospitals. This chapter covers both generic ethical is...
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Open AccessBorderline personality disorder and violence in the UK population: categorical and dimensional trait assessment
Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is characterised by difficulties with impulse control and affective dysregulation. It is unclear whether BPD contributes to the perpetration of violence or whether this is...
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Open AccessGeographic trends of scientific output and citation practices in psychiatry
Measures of research productivity are increasingly used to determine how research should be evaluated and funding decisions made. In psychiatry, citation patterns within and between countries are not known, an...
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Open AccessShort-term escitalopram treatment and hippocampal volume
