Użycie środków przymusu bezpośredniego w stosunku do pacjenta

Konrad Wroński^{1, 2}, Kamil Frąckowiak³, Leszek Frąckowiak^{1, 4}

Summary
In the 21st century patient staying in the public and non-public health care facility is protected by international and national laws. Every patient has the right to full autonomy. It is one of the most important rights of the patient.
The use of a patient coercive measures undoubtedly constitutes a violation of many basic human rights. This involves inter alia with bodily harm, deprivation of liberty or a restriction of the right to self-determination of their own fate. The Basic Law provides for some exceptions in this regard. Namely may be deprivation or restriction of the freedom of person, but only the principles and procedures set out in the act. The only legally permissible cases in which the patient may be to apply coercive measures were normalized to the Law on Mental Health.
In this article, the authors present the legal aspects of the use of coercive measures in relation to the patient and also touched on the legal consequences of threatening the doctor for the use of coercive measures in accordance with the provisions of law.

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