Referrals from General Practitioners to Psychiatrists and Paramedical Mental Health Professionals

Greg Wilkinson

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The literature on referral of patients by GPs to psychiatrists and mental health specialists is examined. Referrals to psychiatrists account for 3% of all those made by GPs, but the individual rates vary widely. The proportion of patients referred to psychiatrists and paramedical mental health workers in general practice is unknown, but probably substantial.

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