A. Psychiatric Hospitals, Units for Psychiatric Treatment and Safety Measures Positive aspects were found during the visits, such as: ● admissions were made with the patients’ written approval, documented through the signature of the informed consent; ● access ramps were provided for persons with disabilities; ● natural and artificial lighting, as well as ventilation, were properly provided; smoke sensors were mounted; ● the pavilions were equipped with enough furniture and the beds were in a good state; ● the pavement was covered in sanitized linoleum and the walls of rooms were properly clean and hygienic;● the patients had bed linen, blankets and other items which were clean and in a good state; ● arrangements were made for persons with disabilities in sanitary facilities or on halls (support bars, showers and toilet seats adapted to patients with physical disabilities); ● the inmates had their meals either in the dining room located in the food unit, or in the dining rooms properly located and equipped within medical departments; ● patients with associated chronic disorders (diabetes mellitus, cardiac, digestive, liver disorders, etc.) had a special diet, based on recommendations from a specialized physcian; ● the clinical evolution of patients under treatment was monitored by psychiatrists on a daily basis, and the therapeutic scheme was reviewed if this was required by clinical symptoms (somatic, psychological, behavioural), according to the protocols and therapeutic guidelines in force; ● the Dragoesti Psychiatry Hospital was due to be extended by another pavilion, which would include the administrative area, a sector for visits to patients and other relevant areas; ● properly arranged inside yards were available (a gazebo, an alley with flowers, trees, benches); ● food samples were taken on a daily basis, kept in a specially dedicated refrigerator for 48 hours, based on the provisions of the Order of the Minister of Health no. 976/1998 on the approval of the Hygiene Guidelines regarding the manufacture, processing, storage, transport and sale of food; ● medical treatment was administered, the health status was supervised and care was performed based on medical recommendations, by qualified staff (nurses and medical workers); ●an on-call physician specialized in psychiatry was available; ● disinfection was performed on a regular basis; water potability fell 95