“…In Victoria, Australia, a Director of ECT must be trained and appointed to each area mental health service that administers ECT; their responsibility being to ensure that appropriate standards are met. As has been discussed elsewhere, a team approach has been found to be particularly helpful and avoids problems of individual credentialling when in reality a team is involved in the administration of ECT [20].…”
“…In Victoria, Australia, a Director of ECT must be trained and appointed to each area mental health service that administers ECT; their responsibility being to ensure that appropriate standards are met. As has been discussed elsewhere, a team approach has been found to be particularly helpful and avoids problems of individual credentialling when in reality a team is involved in the administration of ECT [20].…”
“…Developing a team approach to ECT is discussed in detail elsewhere. [20] It is important because it signals the special responsibilities that are associated with this treatment. The prescribing psychiatrist does not function in isolation from his or her treatment colleagues.…”
ECT is a changing field. Remaining true to the core principles of clinical practice, patient selection and technique, provides a basis for beginning, continuing and further developing an effective ECT service.
“…Developing a team approach to ECT is discussed in detail elsewhere 20 . It is important because it signals the special responsibilities that are associated with this treatment.…”
ECT is a changing field. Remaining true to the core principles of clinical practice, patient selection and technique, provides a basis for beginning, continuing and further developing an effective ECT service.
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