Anosognosia and schizophrenia – a reminder

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Objective: To remind the clinical and legal practitioner that anosognosia is a recognised facet of schizophrenia with implications for capacity assessment and for relating effectively with people who experience it. Conclusions: The term anosognosia emphasises that, in schizophrenia, lack of capacity is the result of a neurological deficit. Under-appreciation of this may place that person at risk of a preventable harm.

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Little, J. D., & Bell, E. (2021). Anosognosia and schizophrenia – a reminder. Australasian Psychiatry, 29(3), 344–345. https://doi.org/10.1177/1039856220928866

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