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When help means losing choice: The reality of rural mental health care (opens the original)
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Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare’s two cottage-country hospitals are not built for mental health care. Yet hundreds of people come to them every year in need of it. And the hospitals’ emergency departments must somehow meet that need. Partly as a result, about 99 per cent of the psychiatric admissions at these two hospitals in 2024-25 were involuntary: 291 out of 295. Many of Ontario’s smaller or rural hospitals are in similar straits. They may not have psychiatrists or psychiatric nurses on staff,
When help means losing choice: The reality of rural mental health care (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare’s two cottage-country hospitals are not built for mental health care. Yet hundreds of people come to them every year in need of it. And the hospitals’ emergency departments must somehow meet that need. Partly as a result, about 99 per cent of the psychiatric admissions at these two hospitals in 2024-25 were involuntary: 291 out of 295. Many of Ontario’s smaller or rural hospitals are in similar straits. They may not have psychiatrists or psychiatric nurses on staff,
When help means losing choice: The reality of rural mental health care (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare’s two cottage-country hospitals are not built for mental health care. Yet hundreds of people come to them every year in need of it. And the hospitals’ emergency departments must somehow meet that need. Partly as a result, about 99 per cent of the psychiatric admissions at these two hospitals in 2024-25 were involuntary: 291 out of 295. Many of Ontario’s smaller or rural hospitals are in similar straits. They may not have psychiatrists or psychiatric nurses on staff,
When help means losing choice: The reality of rural mental health care (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare’s two cottage-country hospitals are not built for mental health care. Yet hundreds of people come to them every year in need of it. And the hospitals’ emergency departments must somehow meet that need. Partly as a result, about 99 per cent of the psychiatric admissions at these two hospitals in 2024-25 were involuntary: 291 out of 295. Many of Ontario’s smaller or rural hospitals are in similar straits. They may not have psychiatrists or psychiatric nurses on staff,
When help means losing choice: The reality of rural mental health care (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare’s two cottage-country hospitals are not built for mental health care. Yet hundreds of people come to them every year in need of it. And the hospitals’ emergency departments must somehow meet that need. Partly as a result, about 99 per cent of the psychiatric admissions at these two hospitals in 2024-25 were involuntary: 291 out of 295. Many of Ontario’s smaller or rural hospitals are in similar straits. They may not have psychiatrists or psychiatric nurses on staff,
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