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Notaufnahme up2date 2023; 05(01): 85-100
DOI: 10.1055/a-1487-4010
Psyche

„Medical Screening“ von Notfallpatienten mit psychiatrischen Symptomen

Michael Christ
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Christian H. Nickel
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Üblicherweise werden Notfallpatienten mit psychiatrischen Vorstellungssymptomen vor der stationären Aufnahme in der Akutpsychiatrie evaluiert. Die dazu benötigten somatischen und technischen Untersuchungen werden in Notfallzentren sehr heterogen gehandhabt und führen deshalb immer wieder zu interdisziplinären und interprofessionellen Diskussionen. Für diesen Artikel haben wir die aktuelle Evidenz zu dieser Thematik zusammengetragen, diskutieren uns wichtig erscheinende Aspekte und hoffen, dadurch einen Beitrag zur multiprofessionellen Verständigung zu leisten.

Schlüsselwörter

Medical Clearing - Notfallstation - Notaufnahme - Notfallzentrum - Notfallpatienten - Notfall - psychiatrische Patienten - psychiatrische Symptome - Medical Screening - Medical Clearance


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Artikel online veröffentlicht:
10. Januar 2023

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