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Tobias Wasser1, Lori Hauser1, Reena Kapoor1
1Whiting Forensic Hospital, Middletown, Connecticut (all authors); Department of Psychiatry, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, Connecticut (Wasser, Kapoor). Paul S. Appelbaum, M.D., is editor of this column.
Abstract:
Specific guidance on how to manage COVID-19 in forensic psychiatric institutions is necessary because these settings differ substantially from both acute-care psychiatric hospitals and correctional institutions. The challenges raised by COVID-19 in these settings are unique, given the nature of the patients treated, length of stay, and need to collaborate with various partners in the criminal justice system during both the admission and discharge planning processes. This column outlines these specific challenges, which are likely to recur in subsequent epidemics, and suggests potential strategies to address them.
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