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Current Status of Emergency Psychiatric Care in an Area with a Declining Population in Japan
Tatsuru Kitamura
Ishikawa Prefectural Hospital of Mental Health
Psychiatria et Neurologia Japonica 125: 788-793, 2023
https://doi.org/10.57369/pnj.23-111

 In Ishikawa Prefecture, the psychiatric emergency care system was started in 1998 and has become established among the residents. In the prefecture, the number of emergency psychiatric consultations has been declining. In particular, the number of patients treated by Ishikawa Prefectural Hospital of Mental Health has decreased significantly. On the other hand, the number of the reports by police officers and the number of involuntary hospitalizations in the Ishikawa Prefecture are increasing. It is noteworthy that schizophrenic patients account for only a small percentage of the total number of involuntary hospitalizations. Improvement of the local mental health care system could contribute to this situation.
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Keywords:psychiatric emergency care system, population declining area, Ishikawa Prefecture, report by the police officer, involuntary hospitalization>
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