Yener Balan, Karen Murrell, Christopher Bryant Lentz

Big Book of Emergency Department Psychiatry (eBook, PDF)

A Guide to Patient Centered Operational Improvement

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This book focuses on the operational and clinical strategies needed to improve care of Emergency Psychiatric patients. Boarding of psychiatric patients in ED's is recognized as a national crisis. The American College of Emergency Physicians identified strategies to decrease boarding of psychiatric patients as one of their top strategic goals.

Currently, there are books on clinical care of psychiatric patients, but this is the first book that looks at both the clinical and operational aspects of caring for these patients in ED setting. This book discusses Lean methodology, the impact of long stay patients using queuing methodology, clinical guidelines and active treatment of psychiatric patients in the ED.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 372
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. September 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351984195
• Artikelnr.: 49271500

Autorenporträt

Yener Balan, MD, FAPA is a board certified psychiatrist and is currently the executive director of behavioral health for a major health care organization. He is a fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, has extensive years of experience working in high volume community emergency departments, is an expert on hospital operations, and has given lectures and workshops worldwide.

Yener was born and raised in New York City, and while he still misses the East Coast, has made a home for himself in Oakland, CA, where he lives with his wife and 5-year-old son.

Karen Murrell, MD, FACEP, MBA is board certified in emergency medicine and has her MBA with a focus on operations from the Physician Executive MBA program at the University of Tennessee. She is currently the physician lead for emergency medicine for a multihospital health care organization and is a fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians. She is on faculty at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement and the Haslan School of Business at the University of Tennessee. Her expertise is in ED and hospital flow and Lean for healthcare. She has lectured extensively and published papers on these subjects.

Karen lives in Sacramento, CA, with her husband Richard, teenagers Jack, Maggie and Emily and their two dogs, Lucy and Larry.

Christopher Lentz, MS, LMFT is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist practicing in the Northern California area. Christopher has 20 years of experience working in the mental health field working with a diverse range of patients, both in age and ethnicity. His experiences range from direct patient assessments and counseling in an outpatient setting, to administrative leadership in an emergency department setting. Christopher has also served as a direct care mental health clinician for a publicly funded inpatient psychiatric facility, providing psychiatric assessment, diagnoses and case management services for the facility. Christopher has acted as a front line emergency department mental health clinician for many years, providing psychiatric assessment, diagnoses, treatment plan recommendations and discharge plan recommendations to emergency department care teams. He has also served as an administrator for the psychiatric consultation services of one of the busiest emergency departments in Northern California, helping to transform and drive the level of psychiatric patient care to new heights.

Christopher currently acts in a consultative role for a major healthcare organization. He resides in Northern California with his wife and two children.

Inhaltsangabe

Chapter 1: Introduction to Emergency Psychiatry
Chapter 2: Introduction to Lean Methodology
Chapter 3: Queuing Theory and the Impact of the Long Stay Patient
Chapter 4: Change Management and Cultural Barriers
Chapter 5: Metrics for Improvement
Chapter 6: Common Psychiatric Disorders in Emergency Department Settings
Chapter 7: Children and Adolescents with Psychiatric Emergencies
Chapter 8: Medical Problems Presenting as Psychiatric Complaints
Chapter 9: The Diagnosis and Management of Substance Use Disorders in
Emergency Psychiatry
Chapter 10: Active Treatment Options used in Psychiatric Emergencies
Chapter 11: The Myths of Medical Clearance
Chapter 12: Treatment Teams and Operational Principles in the Emergency
Department
Chapter 13: Emergency Psychiatry from an ED Physician Perspective
Chapter 14: Emergency Psychiatry from an ED Nurse Perspective
Chapter 15: Emergency Psychiatry from a Psychiatrist perspective
Chapter 16: Emergency Psychiatry from an ED Social Worker Perspective
Chapter 17: Emergency Treatment of Agitation in Delirious and Demented
Patients
Chapter 18: Risk Assessment
Chapter 19: Discharge Planning
Chapter 20: Innovations in Treatment of Psychiatric Emergencies in a
Hospital Setting
Chapter 21: Correctional Emergency Psychiatry
Chapter 22: Ethical Implications for the Psychiatrist in the ED