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The criminal became________ (patient)

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Answered by prajapatikausha53
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Violence attracts attention in the news media, in the entertainment business, in world politics, and in countless other settings. Violence in the context of mental illness can be especially sensationalized, which only deepens the stigma that already permeates our patients’ lives. Are violence and mental illness synonymous, connected, or just coincidental phenomena? This article reviews the literature available to address this fundamental question and to investigate other vital topics, including etiology, comorbidity, risk factor management, and treatment. A psychiatrist who is well versed in the recognition and management of violence can contribute to the appropriate management of dangerous behaviors and minimize risk to patients, their families, mental health workers, and the community as a whole.

Keywords: violence, aggression, risk factors, agitation, crime, hostility, stigma

Introduction

In society today, mental illness and violence are often seen as inextricably linked, creating a harsh stigma for patients and, at times, an uncomfortable environment for psychiatrists. The perception carries serious consequences for psychiatric patients in the form of further discrimination and a sense of isolation from society. Violence has become of increasing concern in the practice of psychiatry. A large number of aggressive patients present to emergency departments,1 and psychiatrists are often called on to assess and treat violent patients. Thousands of assaults occur in American hospitals each year, including psychiatric units and emergency rooms, resulting in the labeling of such workplaces by some as occupationally hazardous.2 The literature suggests that psychiatrists have a 5- to 48-percent chance of experiencing a physical assault by a patient during their career,3 and that 40 to 50 percent of psychiatry residents will be physically attacked by a patient during their four-year training program.4 This type of patient implies specific challenges for the diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric disorders and their violent presentations, as the mental health provider is asked to identify potentially dangerous individuals and to intervene to reduce risk.

This article will help to clarify what, if any, link exists between mental illness and violence and to delineate the role of the mental health provider in addressing violent behavior.

Answered by mamtaanuraggupta89
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The criminal become a _Laiar_patient__________

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