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Section 136 and the psychiatric intensive care unit: Setting up a health based place of safety in Gloucestershire
Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care, 10/28/09

Laidlaw J et al. – In England and Wales, the law allows a mentally disordered person who is in a public place and requires care or control to be taken to a Place of Safety (POS) for assessment. Historically the POS has usually been the police cells but recent policy development has supported the provision of alternative POSs.

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