Emergency Department Length-Of-Stay For Psychiatric Visits Was Significantly Longer Than For Nonpsychiatric Visits, 2002–11

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RT @janemzhu: @mbebinger Unfortunately common for mental health diagnoses ... our @Health_Affairs study from 2016 illustrates some of these…

@mbebinger Unfortunately common for mental health diagnoses ... our @Health_Affairs study from 2016 illustrates some of these dynamics https://t.co/8ofIA6f7uG

For many, the ED is now a gateway to mental health care. But most EDs still have no psych services, the authors write. @PennMedNews https://t.co/qY27XcRvAb

.@janemzhu (16-18): ED Length-Of-Stay For Psychiatric Visits Significantly Longer https://t.co/1rFIt0FZ7i @Health_Affairs @NationalCSP

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