Are "med checks" as the mainstay of psychiatric care just a racket? I wrote about this on our column over on Clinical Psychiatry News. While I think that brief med checks are fine for some patients, and even all they might want, as a standard paradigm for psychiatric treatment in a one-appointment-length-for-everyone, I think this is destroying psychiatry. What do you think?
And speaking of rackets, Roy had a article up there last week on Insurance Networks and mental health parity. Does your insurance network list healthys who aren't taking new patients, who don't see outpatients, who only do research, or who are dead?
And just in case you missed it, Clink had yet another article about maximum security prisons, federal lawsuits, and the treatment of prisoners.
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