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Ethical and Legal Implications of Voluntary Treatment

Although the Mental Health Act of Victoria (MHAV) and equivalent legislation throughout other states in Australia address the legal rights of psychiatric patients requiring involuntary treatment, patients receiving treatment on a voluntary basis may not have the opportunity for an independent legal review of their care. It is important to consider the legal rights of this group of patients.