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NYPH Psych Clinical Case Study

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Hi Dianna, I enjoyed the NYPH Psych Clinical Case Conference on 4/12/2017. It was a great idea to bring clinicians together to discuss a complex clinical case, which involved with different hospital services in the NYPH system. In the conference, although we were interested in discussing diagnosis and treatment, I wished that we had time to discuss about the effective ways of communication among services, such as the barriers they experienced regarding endorsement and adequate information transmission from one service to another. Also, I fully support the idea of getting other disciplines’ involvement in case conferences. Indeed, they spend more time with the patients than the treating MDs; they are the extended eyes, ears, and hands for MDs

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