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The document is a FORM 7 under the Mental Health Act, detailing the procedure for certifying involuntary admission of a patient to a hospital. It requires two physicians to complete separate forms within 24 hours of the patient's arrival, providing necessary information about the patient's mental health examination and observations. The certificate is valid for 21 days and includes sections for documenting the physician's findings, prior knowledge, and opinions regarding the patient's mental disorder.

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