2024
DOI: 10.1186/s12909-024-06216-1
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Assessing emergency physicians' competency gaps in caring for acute psychiatric emergencies: a comparative analysis of self-perceived confidence and performance against training program expectations

Wei-Chen Chen,
Chung-Hsien Chaou,
Chip-Jin Ng
et al.

Abstract: Background The increasing trend of patients with mental health conditions seeking emergency care is a global phenomenon. Numerous studies have emphasized the importance of emergency physicians' ability to recognize and manage psychiatric emergencies, both for patient well-being and societal safety nets. With the growing demand for emergency care related to mental health conditions, it is crucial to assess whether emergency physicians possess sufficient confidence and capabilities to adapt to these… Show more

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