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Ci-dessous, les différences entre deux révisions de la page.

--- concepts:psychiatrie-legale [2024/05/22 13:28] – [Ovid Medline] Hongyue Pan
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-====== Psychiatrie légale  ======
+====== Psychiatrie légale ======
-Forensic psychiatry
+Forensic psychiatry Précision favorisée sur le rappel
-Précision favorisée sur le rappel
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-<p>(exp Forensic Psychiatry/ or ((forensic or legal or justice-involve* or legal-involve* or "criminal-legal involve*" or "maximum security" or maximum-security or "maximum secure" or "high security" or high-security or "high secure" or "medium security" or medium-security or "medium secure") and (telepsychiatry or psychiatr* or "mental health" or "behavio?ral health" or (mental* adj3 (disorder* OR ill* OR problem* OR disease*))) or "insanity defense" or "criminal insanity" or "M'Naghten Rule" or "McNaughton Rule" or "not criminally responsible" or NCRMD or "not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder" or NGRI or "not guilty by reason of insanity" or "guilty but mentally ill" or "insanity acquittal" or ("mentally ill" adj1 commitment*) or (outpatient adj1 commitment*) or ((involuntary or compulsory or mandatory) adj3 (admission* or commitment or confinement or hospitali#ation or treatment))).ab,kf,ti.</p>
+<p>(exp Forensic Psychiatry/ or ((forensic or legal or judicial or "justice involve*" or "justice system*" or "criminal justice*" or court* or law or ''high security'' or ''high secure*'' or ''maximum security'' or ''maximum secure*'' or ''medium security'' or ''medium secure*'' or ''low security'' or ''low secure*'' or ''minimum security'' or ''minimum secure*'') and (telepsychiatry or psychiatr* or "mental health" or "behavio?ral health" or (mental* adj3 (disorder* OR ill* OR problem* OR disease* OR patient*))) or "insanity defense" or "insanity defence" or "defense of mental disorder" or "insanity acquittal" or "criminal insanity" or "legal insanity" or "M'Naghten Rule" or "McNaughton Rule" or "not criminally responsible" or NCRMD or NGRI or "not guilty by reason of insanity" or "guilty but mentally ill").ab,kf,ti.</p>
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