A COVID-19 testing and triage algorithm for psychiatric units: One hospital's response to the New York region's pandemic.
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Abstract
Psychiatric patients are at high risk for contracting COVID-19, and inpatient psychiatric units face substantial risks of institutional outbreaks. Here, the authors describe an algorithm for testing and triage in a large psychiatric facility designed to prevent local COVID-19 transmission. The algorithm is based on expert opinion and clinical experience between March and April of 2020, during which the institution cared for 47 COVID-19 positive psychiatric inpatients. The implementation of the algorithm is designed to mitigate COVID-19 transmission, preserve the safest and least restrictive treatment environment for psychiatric inpatients, and provide a model adaptable to other institutional settings.
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| Authors | Brody, Benjamin D;Parish, Sharon J;Kanellopoulos, Dora;Russ, Mark J; |
| Journal | psychiatry research |
| Year | 2020 |
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S0165-1781(20)31778-9
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