Publications by authors named "Maelle Baillet"
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- - This study investigates the varied risk factors associated with different osteoporotic fracture sites, revealing that fractures are influenced by a mix of bone, cognitive, and physical characteristics rather than a single profile.
- - Researchers analyzed 106 women aged 55 and older with recent fall-related fractures in four locations (hip, humerus, wrist, ankle) to identify differences in their bone density, education, body weight, fear of falling, and cognitive function.
- - Results showed significant differences across fracture locations regarding their characteristics, indicating multiple profiles for fall-related fractures rather than one typical profile for each site.
Background: Criminal responsibility is a key concept in the criminal sanctioning of people diagnosed with mental health disorders who have committed crimes. In France, based on the recommendations of one or more expert psychiatrists, a judge can declare a person not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder (NCRMD) if, at the time of the offense, the person was presenting a psychiatric disorder that abolished or altered his/her capacity for discernment and/or ability to control his/her actions. In such a case, the judge also generally orders an involuntary psychiatric hospitalization.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: Despite the poor mental health status of people who are incarcerated, few studies have examined the number of psychiatric hospitalisations in this population. Since 2010, France has progressively opened nine full-time inpatient psychiatric wards exclusively for people who are incarcerated, called "specially adapted hospital units" (, UHSAs, 440 beds). This study aimed to present the annual rates of psychiatric hospitalisations and primary psychiatric diagnoses among people who are incarcerated in France from 2009 to 2019.
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