This study is intended to understand the difficulties in process of hospitalizing the disturbed psychiatric patients in the community. 175 family members of psychiatric patients, 194 public health nurses, 104 police officers, and 180 neighborhood workers have been interviewed and answereed by them either through one-to-one interview or through mailing questionaires. The problems during the hospitalizing process included: (1) administrative perspective:the Mental Health Act did not clearly indicate how personnel involved would corrdinate during the compulsory escorting process; (2)Interactive perspective. "the resistence of the patients" was the tough issue of the related persons. In addition, "how to cooperate with other related workers" was also a problem; (3)Hospital perspective: "difficult to get a bed for admission into the hospital" was complained by the related persons. Based on these results, the needs of better publicity for the Mental Health Act, the obligations of the guardians, the conditions of compulsory hospital admission, etc. are discussed and recommendations are made for revision of the Mental Health Act in the future.