Through an official statement, the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences of the UADER questioned the changes to the Mental Health Law. It rejected the mandatory incorporation of psychiatrists in the interdisciplinary teams, warned of a possible expansion of involuntary hospitalizations and demanded that Deputies listen to universities, professionals and organizations of the sector.
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Through an official statement, the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences of the UADER questioned the changes to the Mental Health Law. It rejected the mandatory incorporation of psychiatrists in the interdisciplinary teams, warned of a possible expansion of involuntary hospitalizations and demanded that Deputies listen to universities, professionals and organizations of the sector.