Electroconvulsive Therapy Journal of Nursing
Electroconvulsive Therapy in Pediatrics
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The use of ECT for the pediatric population requires significant application of professional ethics in order for the process to be smooth and successful. Experts who administer ECT on psychiatric patients ought to consider the right of the patient to choose the type of treatment they want after being equipped with all the pros and cons related to the process.
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