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Patients with psychiatric Illness frequently present to urgent care.
Patients with psychiatric Illness frequently present to urgent care. Twelve percent of patients presenting for emergency care have a psychiatric complaint and another 45% screen in for an underlying psychiatric illness. Some of these patients are having a crisis and some a true emergency, while for others, a psychiatric diagnosis lurks on the background. It is important to identify and treat these different presentations correctly and ensure that they are referred to the correct location. Join Dr Zun in this discussion of how to best evaluate and treat psychiatric patients in the urgent care setting.
| Format | Video |
|---|---|
| Contributor | Leslie Zun |
| Length | 48 minutes |
| Publication Date | 5/6/18 |
| Source | Urgent Care Association |
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