‘Complete shift’ in the way Ireland operates its mental health services is needed, say psychiatrists
College Of Psychiatrists Of Ireland
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Covid-19 adding ‘enormous strain on already-fragile mental health service’
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If someone is in an acute psychiatric phase, assessing an evaluation may take weeks
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