Choose your own adventure: Psychiatric advanced directives coming soon to an ED near you

IF 0.3 Q3 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL International Journal of Academic Medicine Pub Date : 2021-07-01 DOI:10.4103/IJAM.IJAM_22_21
N. Moukaddam, V. Tucci
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Psychiatric advanced directives (PADs) are utilized by mental health patients to direct their psychiatric care including assigning surrogates for medical decision-making, listing preferred inpatient psychiatric/treating facilities, preferred medication regimens to stabilize acute psychiatric condition and to facilitate the patient's overall interaction with the mental health system. This article reviews the rationale behind PADs, how they can be utilized to reduce the need for de-escalation techniques, restraints and chemical anxiolysis by partnering with patients in the delivery of their care. This paper will also briefly address some of the practical limitations that Emergency Physicians and allied health care providers might face in attempting to honor PADs including the inability to admit to preferred facilities due to staff shortages or other issues associated with the global COVID-19 pandemic. The following core competencies are addressed in this article: Patient care, Interpersonal and communication skills, and Systems-based practice.
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选择你自己的冒险:即将向你附近的急诊室发出精神病学高级指令
精神病高级指令(PAD)被精神健康患者用来指导他们的精神病护理,包括为医疗决策指定代理人,列出首选的住院精神病/治疗设施,首选的药物治疗方案,以稳定急性精神疾病,并促进患者与精神健康系统的整体互动。本文回顾了PAD背后的基本原理,以及如何通过与患者合作提供护理来减少对降级技术、约束和化学焦虑的需求。本文还将简要介绍急诊医师和联合医疗保健提供者在尝试表彰PAD时可能面临的一些实际限制,包括由于员工短缺或与全球新冠肺炎大流行相关的其他问题而无法进入首选设施。本文讨论了以下核心能力:患者护理、人际交往和沟通技能以及基于系统的实践。
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