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Hannah Smirr

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Open access Oct 2026

Feeling safe: an empirical-ethical analysis of vulnerability in (es)ketamine treatment

Treatments with acute consciousness-altering effects, such as (es)ketamine, place patients in a state of heightened vulnerability with reduced capacity for self-advocacy and self-regulation. Since feeling safe is a precondition for consenting to begin, and remaining in, treatment, this raises distinct ethical demands o...

Adrian Kind, Josephine Görke, Hannah Smirr et al. · 0 citations

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