Section 1. Short title, extent, and commencement

Section 2. Definitions

Section 3. Federal Mental Health Authority

Section 4. Constitution of the Board of Visitors

Section 5. Powers and functions of the Board

Section 6. Establishment of psychiatric facilities by the Government

Section 7. Care in the Community

Section 8. Care and Treatment on an informal or voluntary basis

Section 9. Duration for periods of detention for assessment, treatment, urgent admission, and emergency holding

Section 10. Admission for assessment

Section 11. Admission for treatment

Section 12. Admission for assessment in cases of urgency

Section 13. Emergency Holding

Section 14. Emergency Powers

Section 15. Application by Whom to Be Presented

Section 16. Effect of Application for Admission

Section 17. General provisions as to applications and medical recommendations

Section 18. Rectification of applications and recommendations

Section 19. Mentally disordered persons found in public places

Section 20. Order of leave

Section 21. Discharge of a patient

Section 22. Application by a patient for discharge.

Section 23. Discharge of a detained person found not to be mentally disordered after Assessment

Section 24. Duty of hospital management to inform relatives of the discharge

Section 25. Application for discharge to Magistrate

Section 26. Notice about serious illness or death

Section 27. Transfer and removal

Section 28. Foreign nationals

Section 29. Judicial proceedings

Section 30. Regulation of proceedings of the Court of Protection

Section 31. Inquiry by subordinate Court on commission issued by the Court of Protection and proceedings thereon

Section 32. Appointment of guardian

Section 33. Management of property of a mentally disordered person

Section 34. Responsibility of the manager

Section 35. The allowance payable to the guardian

Section 36. Powers of the manager of the property of the mentally disordered person

Section 37. Furnishing an inventory of immovable property, etc.

Section 38. Inquiry by Court of Protection in certain cases

Section 39. Disposal of business premises under the direction of Court of Protection

Section 40. Investment of assets of a mentally disordered person

Section 41. Appointment of a new manager or guardian

Section 42. Dissolution of partnership

Section 43. Securities, etc., of a mentally disordered person

Section 44. Maintenance during temporary mental disorder

Section 45. Inquiry by Court of Protection into a cessation of mental disorder

Section 46. Appeal to High Court

Section 47. Liability to meet the cost of maintenance of a patient admitted in a psychiatric facility

Section 48. Maintenance out of pay, pension, etc.

Section 49. Cases of attempted suicide.

Section 50. Confidentiality

Section 51. Informed consent.

Section 52. Penalty for making a false statement

Section 53. Indemnity

Section 54. Inspection of mentally disordered prisoners

Section 55. Forensic psychiatric services

Section 56. Specialized Psychiatric Treatments

Section 57. Provisions for public and private sector psychiatric facilities.

Section 58. Removal of difficulties

Section 59. Power to Make Rules

Section 60. Ordinance to override

Section 61. Repeal and saving

Infanticide

Subtance Abuse

Forensic Psychiatry- Areas under

What a forensic psychiatrist needs to know

Ethical Issues in FrPsych

Ethical Issues in FrPsych

General Criminology

General Criminology

General Criminology

Crime Research

Victims of Crime

Psychosocial Causes

Association between Mental Illness and Crime

The nature of association

Learning Disability

Mood disorder

Mood disorder

Mood disorder

Mood disorder

Schizophrenia and related

Pathological jealousy

Delirium

PTSD

Specific Offender Groups

Psychiatric Aspects of Specific Crimes

Crimes of Violence

Homicide

Normal and Abnormal Homicide

Multiple Homicide

Multiple Homicide

Multiple Homicide

Homicide followed by Suicide

Family Homicide

Domestic Violence

Sexually Violent offences

Role of the psychiatrist in the criminal courts

Mental state, intention and responsibility

Children

Children

Competence to Stand trial

Advice on medical treatment

The role of psychiatrist

The assessment

Automatism

Assessment of murders

Diminished responsibility

Treatment of offenders with Mental Illness

The psychiatric report

Setting

Preparing the report

Headings for the court report

Appearing in court

Psychiatric aspects of being victim

Psychological impact

Rape

Burglary and robbery

Murder

Terrorist crimes

Terrorist crimes

Management

Legal insanity

Legal insanity

Infanticide

Fitness to be punished

Juvenile Offenders

The Kyberpakhtunkhwa Mental Health Act 2017

Mental health law in Pakistan BJPsych; 2016 x

SAQs on Mental health Act

SAQs on Forensic Psychiatry