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Lepping & Malik’s analysis[1][1] of the conditions placed on patients subject to a community treatment order (CTO) in England and Wales, and suggestions for improving their robustness, is timely. We have only recently seen the results of the OCTET study published in The Lancet ,[2][2] which showed
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