Mental Health

& Justice

A multi-disciplinary research initiative, addressing a cluster of public policy challenges that arise at the complex interface where mental health and mental healthcare interact with principles of human rights.

Elisa van der Plas, Metacognition (workstream 5)

Some questions about us, Mark Titchner, (2019). Credit: Daniel Regan.

Performing Metacognition, Sarah Carpenter, (2021).

The People Speak, “Talkeoke public discussions”

Common Ground forum, 2019.

News

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15 November 2022

Reports on interdisciplinarity

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10 Oct 2022 | Bethlem Gallery

Bethlem Gallery MHJ report 2018 – 2022

Latest publication

Interpersonal influences on decision-making capacity: a content analysis of court judgments

Medical Law Review, fwad017, 

https://doi.org/10.1093/medlaw/fwad017

Interpersonal influences on decision-making capacity: a content analysis of court judgments

Medical Law Reviewfwad017

https://doi.org/10.1093/medlaw/fwad017

Mental Health and Justice brings together a unique collaboration to address two fundamental duties: the duty to protect people in contexts where they can be vulnerable, and the duty to respect their agency and autonomy.

The project comprises 6 inter-related research strands, called workstreams

Supporting Legal Capacity

Community Participation

Advance Directives

Insight

Metacognition

Contested Assessment

Supporting Legal Capacity

Community Participation

Advance Directives

Insight

Metacognition

Contested Assessment

Supporting Legal Capacity

Community Participation

Advance Directives

Insight

Metacognition

Contested Assessment

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