According to the Bill, minors who are capable of judgement, and who understand the nature of their illness, the available treatment options and the potential consequences of refusing them will obtain the right to receive psychiatric care with their consent. The explanatory memorandum notes that early and timely medical intervention helps prevent aggravation of illness and enables efficient and effective treatment which in turn helps reduce mental health problems in young people.
Estonia: The Bill concerning psychiatric care for minors passed the first reading in the Riigikogu
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NordenBladet — The Bill giving minors who are capable of judgement the right to receive psychiatric treatment with their consent passed the first reading in the Riigikogu today.
Source: Parliament of Estonia
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