| 2022 | At the time of sentencing, in addition to detention, the judge may also order socio-judicial follow-up, which involves subjecting the convicted person, under the supervision of a judge responsible for enforcing sentences, to assistance and surveillance obligations. These obligations include undergoing medical examinations, treatment or healthcare. | Report details |
| 2022 | The psychiatric emergency service must provide specialised short-term hospital care, from 48 to 72 hours, in coordination with general emergency services and their technical facilities, where patients must be able to benefit from a complete somatic examination. | Report details |
| 2022 | Emergency services must have a specific calming area for agitated patients. Any decision to use solitary confinement or restraint must be preceded by an examination of the patient by a general practitioner or an emergency doctor and, when taken by the latter, must be confirmed by a psychiatrist within one hour, after a meeting with the patient. It must be recorded in the patient's medical file and in a specific register. | Report details |