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Joshua Berezin1, Flavio Casoy2, Matthew D Erlich1
1New York State Office of Mental Health, 330 Fifth Avenue - 9th Floor, New York, NY 10001, USA.
Abstract:
Numerous reports describe how individual hospitals responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, but few describe how these changes occurred across a large public health system of care. As the early epicenter of the pandemic, New York State's response, particularly the New York City metropolitan area, included a range of coordinated planning and regulatory efforts to preserve and create medical and intensive care unit capacity where needed; maintain access to acute psychiatric services; and redefine inpatient psychiatric care through strict infection control, easing of regulatory requirements, and use of telehealth. These strategies reflected similar efforts across the United States.
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