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CLINICAL SYNTHESIS

Clinical Use of Telemedicine in Child Psychiatry

Rashelle Hakak, B.A., and Roxy Szeftel, M.D.

Correspondence: Address Correspondence to: Roxy Szeftel, M.D., Division of Child Psychiatry, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, 8730 Alden Drive, Thalians W128, Los Angeles, CA 90048; e-mail: Roxy.Szeftel{at}cshs.org

The national shortage of child psychiatrists has left many children without access to treatment. Telepsychiatry can extend the reach of child psychiatry by providing consultative care to children at a distance. The authors provide a definition of telepsychiatry, a review of the limited published child research in the area, and a child telepsychiatry clinic model. The value of child telepsychiatry is emphasized, as well as the need for standardized practice and research.







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