In my last post, I talked about the informed consent form for my practice, and mentioned that part of the consent form says that emergency care might be more difficult via telepsychiatry. I wrote that section because I doubted that there was any case law on emergency petitions and telepsychiatry. In Maryland, certain mental health [...]
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