Why is bipolar disorder reported to the state?

Because of bipolar disorder.

It will cause harm to society, and patients will be very irritable when they become ill, lose their minds, and unconsciously hurt others.

Bipolar disorder is a mental illness that can sometimes cause harm to others. Therefore, according to the provisions of the "Mental Health Law of the People's Republic of China", when a medical institution discovers a patient with bipolar disorder, it is necessary to make a diagnosis and appraisal in a timely manner, and report it to the people's ** health administrative department at or above the county level where the patient is located in accordance with the regulations. This is to ensure the safety and tranquility of the public.

At the same time, in order to protect the rights and interests of patients, the law stipulates that patients and their families have the right to know about their conditions and plans, and have the right to choose appropriate medical institutions for treatment. Therefore, information about people with bipolar disorder is reported to better manage and serve the patient, not to punish or discriminate against them.

In short, bipolar affective disorder is a serious mental illness that needs to be treated in a timely manner and care, and the state has introduced relevant policies to strengthen the management of bipolar affective disorder, which will help alleviate the pain and burden of patients and families, and promote mental health and social harmony.

Summary. Hello, as long as the onset of bipolar disorder is diagnosed, it must be reported, China has established a serious mental illness information management system, and the incidence information of severe mental disorder is an integral part of the system, and the onset information needs to be reported is a legal requirement.

The Measures for the Administration of the Reporting of the Onset of Severe Mental Disorders (for Trial Implementation), which came into effect on July 29, 2013, stipulate that as long as the six major mental illnesses are diagnosed, the corresponding departments and personnel designated by the relevant medical institutions must be responsible for entering or reporting the information, including bipolar disorder. After the follow-up examination, it is confirmed that it does not affect normal life, and social activities such as studies and work can be resumed, and the doctor's arrangement is followed**.

Will bipolar disorder be reported to the state? Did you report it voluntarily or did the hospital report it without knowing it?

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Hello, as long as the onset of bipolar disorder is diagnosed, it must be reported, China has established a serious mental illness information management system, and the incidence information of severe mental disorder is an integral part of the system, and the onset information needs to be reported is a legal requirement. The Measures for the Administration of the Reporting of the Onset of Severe Mental Disorders (for Trial Implementation), which came into effect on July 29, 2013, stipulate that as long as the six major mental illnesses are diagnosed, the corresponding departments and personnel designated by the relevant medical institutions must be responsible for entering or reporting the information, including bipolar disorder. After the follow-up examination, it is confirmed that it does not affect normal life, and social activities such as studies and work can be resumed, and the doctor's arrangement is followed**.

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Will bipolar disorder be reported to the state? Did you report it voluntarily or did the hospital report it without knowing it?

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Bipolar disorder is not actively reported to the national level. The case information is only reported in the following two cases:1

Voluntary reporting: If the patient voluntarily agrees to report the case information to the National Health Commission's Mental Health Management Information System for statistical and research purposes. This is based solely on the voluntary wishes of the patient, and the hospital will not report any case information without permission.

2.Mandatory reporting in exceptional circumstances: Under the Mental Health Act, cases of mental illness are only mandatory in exceptional circumstances, such as when there is a serious risk of self-harm or injury.

Bipolar disorder usually doesn't reach this level of risk, so reporting is generally not mandatory. In addition, the hospital will uniformly number and enter all cases to ensure the completeness of the medical records, but this information is only used within the hospital. The written consent of the patient or his/her guardian is required for the reporting of any case information to the national level, and the hospital does not have the authority to report without permission.

Therefore, in most cases, bipolar disorder case information will only be used for statistics and archiving in the hospital where it is treated, and will not be voluntarily reported to the national mental health management department. Patients can rest assured that they will not be able to report information except in exceptional circumstances and with your permission. If you have any other questions, please let us know in the comments section as well.

I will be happy to provide you with detailed answers about the security and confidentiality of medical information. It is the responsibility of the hospital to let patients accept ** with peace of mind, and it is also the direction of our efforts.

Summary. Hello, this situation generally does not need to be reported to the state, unless you want to be a civil servant or a soldier, you have to report it.

Will bipolar disorder be reported to the state? Did you report it voluntarily or did the hospital report it without knowing it?

Hello, this situation generally does not need to be reported to the state, unless you want to be a civil servant or a soldier, you have to report it.

Does the hospital report the state violating the patient's privacy without the patient's family knowing?

If the hospital's report has a bad impact on your work and life, then the hospital's behavior is considered a violation of your privacy.

The community knows how to hold the hospital accountable!

Why would he escalate your condition to the community?

Bipolar disorder is not manic, and it does not pose a danger to others, so there is no reason for him to do so.

How to hold them accountable?

For this, you need to hire a professional lawyer to protect your legitimate rights and interests. First of all, it is important to make it clear that the hospital will report your situation to the community without you and your family being aware of it. Secondly, this report has had a great impact on your personal life.

You see, when we usually go to the hospital, the elevator says not to discuss the condition casually, so I personally think that this practice of the hospital is inappropriate. Of course, the specific accountability will be left to a professional lawyer to solve, right?