@Picketer More of a parental than a friendship-based relationship. Unfortunately we haven't had that here. Rights have been so routinely breached that they're considered "illusory". Staff need better support for sure, but also better communication of exp
@Jorge_QuinterOZ @abcnews Evidence a bit more mixed - Systemic non-compliance w legal obligations: https://t.co/omwIJZ2Qjn Breaches of laws rendering rights "illusory": https://t.co/ZBsg62KIdS Enormous variance amongst services: https://t.co/aD1VdeP5gn
@rawcoastone @abcnews Perhaps, tho evidence below - Systemic non-compliance w legal obligations: https://t.co/omwIJZ2Qjn Breaches of laws rendering rights "illusory": https://t.co/ZBsg62KIdS Enormous variance amongst services: https://t.co/aD1VdeP5gn A
@JarrydBartle ...and culture were significant factors for why mental health laws were so routinely breached by clinicians, as to render people's human rights "illusory". https://t.co/ZBsg62tFbS The resourcing argument shouldn't be ignored, but it is far