Dr. Wiplove Lamba & Jean-Paul Michael
Dr. Wiplove Lamba & Jean-Paul Michael
#151 Involuntary Addiction Care Discussions at CSAM-SMCA 2023
#151 Involuntary Addiction Care Discussions at CSAM-SMCA 2023
#151 Involuntary Addiction Care Discussions at CSAM-SMCA 2023
Tuesday 17th October 2023
Join Dr. Wiplove Lamba and Jean-Paul Michael as they explore the ethical dilemmas and practical challenges of involuntary addiction care in this engaging episode.
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Get the buttons here!The Ethics of Involuntary Addiction Care: A Pre-Conference Discussion
Episode Overview
- Debating the complexities and ethical considerations of involuntary addiction care
- Exploring different perspectives and legal frameworks surrounding involuntary care
- Challenges in implementing involuntary addiction care
- Raising important questions about patient rights and practicalities of enforcing involuntary measures
- Emphasizing the need for a balanced and open dialogue on this critical subject
Are there other problems we should try to solve first, that are less controversial? I think that's just kind of what one of the things that kind of crossed my mind on this particular issue.
Ever wondered about the ethical dilemmas behind involuntary addiction care? In this episode, addiction psychiatrist Dr. Wiplove Lamba and case manager Jean-Paul Michael tackle this complex and often controversial topic. As a prelude to the upcoming CSAM-SMCA 2023 Scientific Conference in Victoria, BC, the duo dives into what promises to be a thought-provoking symposium on involuntary addiction care. With Dr. Wip moderating the discussion, they reflect on the anticipated debates that will feature notable experts like Dr.
Dave Crockford and Dr. Rob Tanguay. The episode touches on the ethical and practical dimensions of involuntary care, examining its impact on patients and the broader community. They also express their hopes for the symposium and emphasize the importance of open dialogue in addressing such critical issues. Special thanks are given to Nicole Bootsman, the pharmacist who organized this symposium, and the co-chairperson of the conference for creating a platform for these essential conversations.
Whether you're directly affected by addiction or simply interested in the ethical aspects of healthcare, this episode offers a nuanced look at involuntary addiction care and its place in modern medicine.