Intellectual disability and mental health: an overview<sup>†</sup>

Bhaumik, Sabyasachi; Kiani, Reza; Michael, Dasari Mohan; Gangavati, Shweta; Khan, Sayeed; Torales, Júlio; Javate, Kenneth R.; Ventriglio, Antonio

doi:10.1080/17542863.2016.1228687

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“…In such a discriminatory, isolating and overwhelming environment with entrenched power differentials, the medical model of disability approach is ordinarily rife and normalized (i.e., disability is viewed as 'the problem' of the individual, completely counter the CRPD and social model of disability). Dehumanizing and devaluing criminal justice and prison system environments do not enable people with disabilities a right to fully participate on an equal basis with others, and can exacerbate persons with disabilities ability to communicate and express themselves freely (including giving free and informed consent), increase the individual's exposure to a high degree of suggestibility and situations wherein their decision-making capacity is impaired, or impact persons with disabilities ability to seek-out appropriate legal representation, advocacy, and other vital supports that would enable key civil, political, economic, and (significantly in the case of Indigenous Australians) social and cultural rights (Clare and Gudjonsson 1993;Bhaumik et al 2016;Vanny et al 2008;Simpson 2014;Australian Human Rights Commission 2014;Cockram 2005).…”

Section: What Is Broadly Known About Persons With Intellectual Disabimentioning

confidence: 99%

Indigenous Australians, Intellectual Disability and Incarceration: A Confluence of Rights Violations

Brolan

Harley

2018

Laws

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This article reviews the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians with intellectual disability in the Australian prison system through a human rights lens. There is an information gap on this group of Australian prisoners in the health and disability literature and the multi-disciplinary criminal law and human rights law literature. This article will consider the context of Indigenous imprisonment in Australia and examine the status of prisoner health in that country, as well as the status of the health and wellbeing of prisoners with intellectual disability. It will then specifically explore the health, wellbeing and impact of imprisonment on Indigenous Australians with intellectual disability, and highlight how intersectional rights deficits (including health and human rights deficits) causally impact the ability of Indigenous Australians with intellectual disability to access due process, equal recognition and justice in the criminal justice and prison system. A central barrier to improving intersectional and discriminatory landscapes relating to health, human rights and justice for Indigenous Australian inmates with intellectual disability, and prisoners with intellectual disability more broadly in the Australian context, is the lack of sufficient governance and accountability mechanisms (including Indigenous-led mechanisms) to enforce the operationalisation of consistent, transparent, culturally responsive, rights-based remedies.

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Section: What Is Broadly Known About Persons With Intellectual Disabimentioning

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Indigenous Australians, Intellectual Disability and Incarceration: A Confluence of Rights Violations

Brolan

Harley

2018

Laws

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“…Dünyada sağlık hizmetlerinin yapılanması ve ZY/ ZGB'li bireylerin hizmetlere erişim düzeyleri arasında önemli farklılıklar vardır. Dünya Sağlık Örgütü (DSÖ) araştırmalarına göre, dünyanın birçok yerinde özel-likle de düşük-orta gelirli ülkelerde ZY/ZGB'li bireylerin sağlık hizmetlerine erişimleri daha düşük düzeydedir ve özelleşmiş hizmetler belirgin olarak azdır (41) . DSÖ, bazı durumlarda özelleşmiş hizmetlere gereksinim olabileceğini göz önünde bulundurmakla beraber, ZY/ZGB'li bireylerin olabildiğince genel sağlık hizmetlerinden yararlanmalarını önermektedir.…”

Section: Zihinsel Yetersizliği/zihinsel Gelişim Bozukluğu Olan Bireyler Için Sağlık Hizmetleriunclassified

Adult Intellectual Disability and Psychiatry: Current Situation in Turkey and the World

Görmez¹

2019

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Zihinsel yetersizlik (ZY) / Zihinsel gelişim bozukluğu (ZGB) toplumun ortalama %1'ini etkileyen nörogelişimsel ve yaşam boyu süren bir bozukluktur. Araştırmalar psikiyatrik bozuklukların bu grupta en az genel popülasyondaki kadar görüldüğünü ortaya koymaktadır. Tıbbin ilerlemesi ile yaşam beklentisinin artması erişin psikiyatristlerinin bu hasta grubu ile daha çok karşılaşmalarına yol açmaktadır. Zihinsel yetersizliği/ zihinsel gelişim bozukluğu olan bireylerin bilişsel ve iletişim problemleri, erişkin psikiyatristlerinin gelişimsel psikopatolojide yeterli deneyimlerinin olmaması gibi birçok etken, bu grupta psikiyatrik değerlendirme yapmayı güçleştirmektedir. Bu gözden geçirme yazısının amacı ZY/ZGB'ye güncel literatür ışığında genel bir bakış sunmak ve erişkin psikiyatristlerine bu özel hasta grubu ile ilgili birtakım pratik ipuçları vermektir.

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“…A reflection of the ongoing debate about these and other controversial diagnostic topics can be found in recent issues of this journal [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15] .…”

Section: Icd-11 Sessions In the 17th World Congress Of Psychiatrymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Under the leadership of Editor M. Maj, the journal reaches more than 50,000 psychiatrists worldwide, and is published in English, Spanish, Chinese, Russian and French and in partial translation in Romanian. In addition to a variety of scholarly papers, the journal regularly publishes news about the WPA initiatives [2][3][4][5][6] .…”

Section: Wpa Secretary For Sections 2014-2017mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Riba

2018

World Psychiatry

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Intellectual disability and mental health: an overview^†

Cited by 11 publications

References 12 publications

Indigenous Australians, Intellectual Disability and Incarceration: A Confluence of Rights Violations

Indigenous Australians, Intellectual Disability and Incarceration: A Confluence of Rights Violations

Adult Intellectual Disability and Psychiatry: Current Situation in Turkey and the World

WPA scientific publications in the triennium 2014‐2017

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Intellectual disability and mental health: an overview†

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Indigenous Australians, Intellectual Disability and Incarceration: A Confluence of Rights Violations

Indigenous Australians, Intellectual Disability and Incarceration: A Confluence of Rights Violations

Adult Intellectual Disability and Psychiatry: Current Situation in Turkey and the World

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Intellectual disability and mental health: an overview^†