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A von Gunten¹, F Villoz

¹Policlinique Universitaire de Psychogériatrie et Consultation de la Mémoire, Lausanne. A.vGunten@ion.ucl.ac.uk

Revue Medicale De La Suisse Romande

|August 5, 1998

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General practitioners (GPs) view consultation and liaison psychiatry (CLP) interventions favorably. However, GPs desire greater partnership and suggest their assessments are crucial for improving CLP quality.

Area of Science:

Psychiatry
Healthcare Quality
General Practice

Context:

Consultation and liaison psychiatry (CLP) quality assessment is complex.
General practitioners (GPs) are key stakeholders in evaluating CLP.
No prior studies have incorporated GP feedback into CLP quality assessment.

Purpose:

To assess the quality of CLP services at St-Loup-Orbe hospital.
To evaluate CLP as a specialization through the lens of GPs.
To understand GP perspectives on CLP interventions and their role.

Summary:

A qualitative study involved semi-structured interviews with 18 GPs regarding 45 patients who received CLP interventions.
GPs rated the impact of CLP interventions, providing both positive and negative feedback.

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The study explored GP perceptions of CLP specialization and its practice at a specific hospital.

Impact:

GPs generally perceive CLP interventions positively and as constructive.
GPs feel insufficiently involved as partners during patient hospitalizations.
CLP services should incorporate GP feedback for quality improvement and assess impact post-intervention.