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See Latest ArticlesReferral Without Access: For Psychiatric Services, Wait for the Beep
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 08/20/09
Rhodes KV et al. – The findings indicate that the process for obtaining urgent follow–up appointments is systematically different for patients seeking behavioral health care than for those with physical complaints. The use of voicemail, in lieu of having a person answer the telephone, is much more prevalent in behavioral than physical health settings. More work is needed to determine the effect of this practice on depressed individuals and vulnerable populations.
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