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Psychiatric Consultation and Referral
Medical Clinics of North America, 1988Over half of patients with psychiatric problems are seen by primary care physicians. Many of these patients will benefit from psychiatric consultation when the diagnosis is unclear or when the patient is not responding to treatment. Good communication between referring physician, consulting physician, and patient are essential to ensure a good result ...
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1980
There may be times during your work with patients when you will want specialized help in establishing the correct psychological diagnosis or management procedures. Or, because of personality differences, conflicting time schedules or for a variety of other reasons, you may wish to discontinue working with a particular patient.
C. Warner Johnson +2 more
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There may be times during your work with patients when you will want specialized help in establishing the correct psychological diagnosis or management procedures. Or, because of personality differences, conflicting time schedules or for a variety of other reasons, you may wish to discontinue working with a particular patient.
C. Warner Johnson +2 more
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Procedures in Consultation and Referral
New England Journal of Medicine, 1959I AM deeply grateful for the honor of being thought worthy to join the parade of distinguished physicians who, almost every year for a century and a half, have delivered formal addresses on this oc...
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954
To the Editor:— Recent articles on the ethics and economics of the practice of medicine have pointed up the need for the clarification of the terms referral and consultation. Many doctors of medicine fail to make a distinction between the two, so it is not surprising to find writers in newspapers and popular magazines doing the same.
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To the Editor:— Recent articles on the ethics and economics of the practice of medicine have pointed up the need for the clarification of the terms referral and consultation. Many doctors of medicine fail to make a distinction between the two, so it is not surprising to find writers in newspapers and popular magazines doing the same.
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2016
The first step in the comprehensive evaluation process is that a family member, friend, or clinician identifies a concern and makes a referral. Then, an initial consult is conducted which is an interview with the family to identify concerns, gather background information, and determine the type of evaluation that is needed.
Anna P. Kroncke +2 more
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The first step in the comprehensive evaluation process is that a family member, friend, or clinician identifies a concern and makes a referral. Then, an initial consult is conducted which is an interview with the family to identify concerns, gather background information, and determine the type of evaluation that is needed.
Anna P. Kroncke +2 more
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Primary Care, Consultation, and Referral
1983All the care of the family cannot be met by a single physician. When more specialized care is needed, the continuum of care extends into the arena of consultation and referral.
Joseph E. Ross, Daniel M. Barr
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Reasons for referral and consultation liaison psychiatry diagnoses
Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine, 2010AbstractObjectives:Focused management strategies, including effective distribution of available resources is dependent on ongoing analysis of referral type in any liaison psychiatry consultation service. This survey sought to measure rate of diagnoses in an Irish liaison psychiatry consultation service, and compare the results with other similar ...
John, Lyne +6 more
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Competency issues in referrals to a consultation-liaison service
Psychosomatics, 1986Abstract One hundred retrospective consultation reports were reviewed and 100 prospective consultations were followed for issues relating to medical patients’ competency to make treatment decisions. Fifteen percent of consultation requests were found to involve competency issues.
B, Myers, C L, Barrett
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Geriatrie Referrals to a Psychiatric Consultation-Liaison Service
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1987Geriatric patients constitute a significant proportion of referrals to a psychiatric consultation-liaison service, accounting for 29% of referrals in the present study. Organic mental disorders, the most common psychiatric diagnosis, were identified in 51% of geriatric referrals.
E, Mainprize, G, Rodin
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Patterns of nursing home referrals to consultant dietitians
Geriatric Nursing, 1998A survey was conducted to evaluate nursing home referrals to consultant dietitians of residents with nutrition-related concerns, the frequency of such referrals, and the timeliness of dietitians' responses. The results showed that, although residents with significant weight loss and pressure ulcers constituted a higher proportion of nutrition concerns ...
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