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摘要
阿根廷国民大会于2010年11月批准了新的《精神卫生法》(第26657号法律," Salud Publica ")。精神健康保护[公共卫生]。保护精神健康的权利])。虽然这不是第一部关于精神健康的法律——有几个省和布宜诺斯艾利斯市(阿根廷首都)已经颁布了自己的法律——但《精神健康法》确立了人权和保护病人的原则,并旨在制定与高收入国家最先进的观点和立法相一致的精神健康办法。在本文中,我们报告了MHL的最重要方面。我们强调了代表阿根廷变化的领域,例如非正式住院和强制住院的新安排。
The Argentinean Congreso de la Nacion (National Congress, or Parliament) approved in November 2010 a new Mental Health Law (MHL) (Law 26657, ‘Salud Publica. Derecho a la Proteccion de la Salud Mental’ [Public Health. The Right to Protect Mental Health]). Although it is not the first law concerning mental health – as several of the provinces and the autonomous city of Buenos Aires (Argentina’s capital) have enacted their own – the MHL establishes principles for human rights and the protection of patients, and aims to develop approaches in mental health that are compatible with the most advanced views and legislation from high-income countries. In this paper we report on the most important aspects of the MHL. We highlight areas that represent a change for Argentina, such as the new arrangements for both informal and compulsory admission to hospital.