PubMed · 7462988
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Large numbers of drug users appear in police stations, either as a result of drug offences or as offenders who also misuse drugs. Invariably such offenders are dealt with by police surgeons or forensic medical examiners as they are now called. In this paper a review is made of the guidelines for drug users to access medical help, and the nature of the medical service provided. Supporting material is also provided by the use of some case histories taken from one UK police station. An assessment is made of the obligations and requirements of police surgeons to notify selected drug users under the Notification Regulations and the authors also suggest a more detailed research programme which could be developed.
Strategies must be developed within forensic psychiatric nursing practice that deal with issues surrounding forbidden love before, during, and after they arise. Unfortunately, nurses are generally ill prepared to deal with the sexual dilemmas that can occur in clinical practice. Sexual dilemmas must be recognized as an occupational hazard and not a professional taboo. Open acknowledgement that the potential for abuse exists in all nurse-client relationships is the key to avoiding the pitfalls that lead to sexual impropriety.