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On measuring incapacity
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DOI：10.1097/YCO.0b013e32827851fc.png)
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Purpose of review We review the relevant literature published in the last year on assessing the capacity of mental patients to make decisions in different areas of their lives. We have analyzed the research relating to the development of capacity assessment instruments. Recent findings We examine recent studies focusing on the capacity of mental patients with mild to moderate dementia. Also we investigate how brief interventions affect patients understanding of the implications of being enrolled in a particular research project. A new area of research has emerged in the field trying to elucidate which neuropsychological and clinical factors can help to predict present or future incapacity. There is still debate on the construct validity of capacity since different theoretical approaches can be used. Summary Unfortunately there is controversy regarding the utility of neuropsychological and clinical data as predictors of incapacity. It is still necessary, therefore, to use different capacity instruments to ascertain whether patients have sufficient capacity for a specific task or decision.
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commitment of mentally ill
competency to consent to psychiatric hospitalization
informed consent
mental competency
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