Psychiatric infirmary: Police prefecture wishes to limit care to 48 hours
The Paris police prefecture said Wednesday to continue "its determined search for solutions" to "limit to 48 hours the care of patients
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The Paris police prefecture (PP) indicated on Wednesday that it would continue "its determined search for solutions" to "limit patient care to 48 hours" to psychiatric infirmary (I3P) , as ordered on Tuesday by the Council of State. The police prefecture stated that it continued to "resolvedly seek absorptive care solutions in psychiatric hospitals in order to limit patient care to 48 hours". The highest administrative court ordered the police prefect, Patrice Faure, "to take all appropriate measures to ensure the earliest possible orientation of persons placed at the IPPP" in order to ensure compliance with the statutory maximum duration of 48 hours.
Furthermore, The warning of its operation had been given by the Comptroller General of Places of Deprivation of Liberty (CGLPL) after a visit in early March. The I3P receives persons brought by the police in custody or due to a proven disorder of public order to assess the need for psychiatric hospitalization.
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The Paris police prefecture (PP) indicated on Wednesday that it would continue "its determined search for solutions" to "limit patient care to 48 hours" to psychiatric infirmary (I3P) , as ordered on Tuesday by the Council of State.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe police prefecture stated that it continued to "resolvedly seek absorptive care solutions in psychiatric hospitals in order to limit patient care to 48 hours".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe highest administrative court ordered the police prefect, Patrice Faure, "to take all appropriate measures to ensure the earliest possible orientation of persons placed at the IPPP" in order to ensure compliance with the statutory maximum duration of 48 hours.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe warning of its operation had been given by the Comptroller General of Places of Deprivation of Liberty (CGLPL) after a visit in early March.
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The Council of State imposed a 48-hour period on the Paris police prefecture for psychiatric infirmary.
according to Le ParisienThe I3P receives persons brought by the police in custody or due to a proven disorder of public order to assess the need for psychiatric hospitalization.
according to Le Figaro — Actualités
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