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Care of Psychiatric Patients The Challenge to Emergency Care of Psychiatric Patients The Challenge to Emergency Physicians Is this an issue of benign neglect lack of outcome satisfaction unpleasantness of these patients countertransference issues or something else that compels us to limit our interest in patient care research and learning more about these patients Emergency Department Treatment of the Psychiatric Patient In Emergency Department Treatment of the Psychiatric Patient the author uses research surveys and statutory and litigation materials to examine problems with emergency department care for clients with psychiatric disorders How Gaps In Mental Health Care Play Out In Emergency Rooms About 23 percent of mental health patients stayed in emergency care for longer than six hours and about 13 percent for more than 24 hours Only 10 percent of medical patients were under treatment in the ER for more than six hours and just half a percent were there for more than 24 hours Emergency Department Treatment of the Psychiatric Patient Emergency Department Treatment of the Psychiatric Patient Policy Issues and Legal Requirements She relies on interviews with emergency department nurses doctors and psychiatrists as well as surveys of people with psychiatric disabilities to present the perspectives of both the individuals seeking treatment and those providing it Emergency Department Treatment of the Psychiatric Patient Emergency Department Treatment of the Psychiatric Patient presents a thoughtful and thorough analysis of the difficulties faced by people with psychiatric disabilities when seeking emergency medical care The “Patient Flow Standard” and the 4Hour Recommendation 22 Stefan S Emergency Department Treatment of the Psychiatric Patient Policy Issues and Legal Requirements New York Oxford University Press 2006 P The “Patient Flow Standard” and the 4Hour Recommendation Continued from page 3 3DJH RLQWRPPLVVLRQ3HUVSHFWLYHV XQH 9ROXPH VVXH RSULJKW 7KHRLQWRPPLVVLRQ Emergency Department Treatment of the Psychiatric Patient Emergency Department Treatment of the Psychiatric Patient Policy Issues and Legal Requirements Susan Stefan American PsychologyLaw Society SeriesOnly book of its kind to address emergency department care as it relates to the care of the psychiatric patientCovers issues faced by both patients and emergency department professionals and offers solutions to problems Emergency department treatment of the psychiatric patient Get this from a library Emergency department treatment of the psychiatric patient policy issues and legal requirements Susan Stefan In Emergency Department Treatment of the Psychiatric Patient Dr Stefan uses research surveys and statutory and litigation materials to examine problems with emergency department care for clients A Plan To Reduce Emergency Room ‘Boarding’ Of Psychiatric Abstract Psychiatric boarding defined as psychiatric patients’ waiting in hallways or other emergency room areas for inpatient beds is a serious problem nationwide Boarding consumes scarce emergency room resources and prolongs the amount of time that all patients must spend waiting for services Care of the Psychiatric Patient in the Emergency Boarding is a significant problem in emergency medicine For psychiatric patients the problem is significantly worse with psychiatric patients remaining in the ED far longer than medical patients Research indicates that boarding negatively affects patient quality of care hospital operations and the system’s finances
