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Kristopher E Kaliebe1, James Heneghan, Thomas J Kim
1Department of Psychiatry, Louisiana State University, 1542 Tulane Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70112, USA. kkalie@lsuhsc.edu
Abstract:
Telepsychiatry is emerging as a valuable means of providing mental health care in juvenile justice settings. Youth in the juvenile justice system have high levels of psychiatric morbidity. State and local juvenile justice systems frequently struggle to provide specialized psychiatric care, as these systems have limited resources and often operate in remote locations. Case studies in the use of telepsychiatry to provide improved care in juvenile corrections in 4 states are described, along with a review of advantages and disadvantages of telepsychiatry in these settings.
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