The mental health system is beset by delays, inefficiencies, and shortages, resulting in untreated psychic pain. We need a paradigm shift in thinking about the system, argues zombieautopsies
from Massachusetts show that adult patients waited in emergency rooms or boarded on non-psychiatric medical floors for an average of 53 hours. Children and teens waited a whopping 59 hours on average.
These kinds of problems have been around for a very long time. As a psychiatrist, I’ve watched this situation remain stubbornly and ludicrously dysfunctional for the entirety of my? It’s not as if we’re not aware. If we know things are so bad, then why haven't we seen truly meaningful improvement?against psychiatric illness was the culprit. If we just could get more people to accept and believe in the existence of psychiatric suffering, then things would automatically get better.
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