Article L3222-6 of the French Public Health Code
November 7, 2023
The terms and conditions for the application of this chapter shall be determined as necessary by decree in the Conseil d’Etat.
The terms and conditions for the application of this chapter shall be determined as necessary by decree in the Conseil d’Etat.
The commission provided for in article L. 3222-5 : 1° Is informed, under the conditions laid down in Chapters II and III of Title I of this Book, of any decision to admit a person to psychiatric care, of any renewal of this decision and of any decision terminating this care ; 2° Receives complaints from persons undergoing psychiatric care pursuant to Chapters II to IV of Title I of…
The committee provided for in article L. 3222-5 is made up of : 1° Two psychiatrists, one appointed by the public prosecutor at the court of appeal, the other by the representative of the State in the department ; 2° (Repealed) ; 3° Two representatives of approved associations of patients and families of people with mental disorders, appointed by the State representative in the department; 4° A general practitioner appointed…
The terms and conditions for the application of this chapter shall be determined as necessary by decree in the Conseil d’Etat.
For the application of this book to Saint-Martin, in article L. 3222-5, the words: “in each department a departmental commission” are replaced by the words: “a territorial commission”.
The Saint-Martin Territorial Commission for Psychiatric Hospitalisation is made up of : 1° A psychiatrist or, failing that, a doctor with knowledge and experience in psychiatry appointed by the public prosecutor at the Basse-Terre Court of Appeal; 2° (Repealed) ; 3° Two representatives of approved associations of patients and families of persons suffering from mental disorders, or, failing this, two qualified persons, appointed by the State representative; 4° A general…
I.-When a request for a person to be admitted for psychiatric care has been submitted under the conditions provided for in 1° of II of article L. 3212-1 or when an imminent danger to the person’s health has been established under the conditions provided for in 2° of the same II, the State representative will, with a view to admitting the person into psychiatric care, issue an order for the…
In the event of imminent danger to the patient’s health or to the safety of persons, certified by a medical opinion, the representative of the State in Saint-Barthélemy will take all necessary provisional measures to supervise a person whose behaviour reveals obvious mental disorder with a view to their possible transfer to an establishment located in Saint-Martin, Guadeloupe or Martinique and authorised to treat persons suffering from mental disorder in…
The medical transfer is carried out at the administration’s expense using either a national navy ship, or a ship or aircraft chartered by the representative of the State in Saint-Barthélemy. The latter takes all necessary measures to ensure the safety of the mentally ill person, other persons and property during this transfer.
Before the person concerned arrives in the host local authority, the State representative in Saint-Barthélemy will send the transfer order and the medical and administrative documents mentioned in article L. 3251-1 to the State representative in the host local authority.
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