General Hospital, current psychiatric protocol encourages a balance between the patient’s mental state and the observation level. Under this modern psychiatric theory, allowing patients as much freedom as possible is consistent with reasonable care. When a patient is under duress or is feeling suicidal, a closed ward with heavy observation level is recommended...
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When a patient is under duress or is feeling suicidal, a closed ward with heavy observation level is recommended. An open ward with more freedom and less observation is appropriate when a patient shows progress in treatment. Although the observations are less often, they should remain consistent as long as the patient is being treated...
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