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Indications for Psychiatric Referral



* Support during an emotional crisis

* Long-term life and lifecycle issues

* Interpersonal or personality issues

* Concerns about suicide or violence

* Less than full remission (inadequate treatment response)

* Reconsidered or more definitive diagnosis or treatment planning

* Troublesome patient or clinician emotions (that interfere with treatment)

* Significant co-occurring (or potentially contributing) medical illness

* Distressed executives (heightened confidentiality concerns)

* Management consultation issues



July 1, 2008

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