Frequent visitors at the psychiatric emergency room (PER) constitute a small subgroup of
patients, yet they are responsible for a disproportionate number of visits and thus claim …

Purpose Whilst it is generally accepted that supportive relationships facilitate recovery from
psychosis, much less is known about the role of romantic relationships in people with …

Background This descriptive study compared 2014–15 to 2005–06 data on the quality of
mental health services (MHS) in relation to emergency room (ER) use to assess the impact …

Background Patients with mental disorders are more likely to be frequent emergency
department (ED) users than patients with somatic illnesses. There is little information about …

Background: Schizoaffective psychosis is a severe and chronic psychiatric disorder defined
by the presence of mood symptoms, like mania and/or depression and schizophrenia, such …

Objective: Many patients visit psychiatric emergency services several times per year, which
raises questions about the limits of this treatment setting. Previous studies have focused on …

Objective Frequent users represent a small proportion of emergency department users, but
they account for a disproportionately large number of visits. Their use of emergency …

Objective: This study used administrative data to identify characteristics of frequent users of
Singapore's largest specialized psychiatric emergency department (ED). Qualitative …

The aim of this study was to describe the characteristics of children and adolescents
admitted to the psychiatric emergency department (ED) of a French public teaching hospital …

Background This study identified profiles associated with quality of life (QoL) and
sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of patients using emergency departments …