February 2019

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Samantha M. -

Hi! I was really excited to listen to this C3. I am a 3rd year resident and still find psychiatric emergencies very challenging. I appreciate the realistic approach you took to address the critical issues. Since medical school I have dedicated my time to research regarding psychiatric patient length of stay in the emergency department and I love that this was brought up in the episode. I really hope we can draw more attending to this issue and eventually find a solution favorable for both our patients and us.

Thanks for the great episode!

https://www.jem-journal.com/article/S0736-4679(17)30322-0/pdf

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John U. -

As a PA, I received little to none of this information. This is a great topic that has been helpful to provide me with a framework on how to approach these patients. Thanks EMRAP!

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