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MADISON, Wis. AP -- Wisconsin is seeing a shortage of psychiatrists, with 20 of the state s 72 counties lacking a practicing psychiatrist, according to a report.The Wisconsin Policy Forum found that some counties are sharing the practicing psyc
stanley tumbler hiatrists they have, Wisconsin Public Radio reported .The group said there s loan and grant assistance programs aimed at drawing psychiatrists to underserved areas. The Medical College of Wisconsin has also started two new psychiatry residency programs. One of the things we do know is that psychiatry residents do tend to stay closer to where they did their training, said Dr. Justin Schoen, who oversees mental health services at Marshfield Clinic Health System and is also the president of the Wisconsin Ps
stanley cup ychiatric Association.Officials across the state are also working to add more inpatient beds but those likely won t be operational for a few years.The policy forum s brief suggests expanding telemedicine options could help reach more peopl
stanley mugs e. Given the dramatic shortage of providers that there are, we actually wouldn t have enough providers to meet the appointment demands even if we were have telehealth services with all the providers throughout the country, said Schoen.Better integrating behavioral and physical health could potentially help, Schoen said. Having primary care doctors help patients find mental health resources would also help, he said.More than half of adults who need mental health treatment aren t getting it, according Bgtv Silver Alert issued for 62-year-old Batavia, Illinois, woman
MILWAUKEE AP -- A woman who was pregnant while detained at the Milwaukee County jail alleges in a lawsuit against the sheriff that she was shackled while she was in labor.The federal lawsuit filed Tuesday seeks class-action status, claiming at least 40 other women experie
Stanley cup website nced similar circumstances at the jail since 2011.Milwaukee Inmate s Family Says Dehydration Death Was TortureThe lawsuit contends that 27-year-old Melissa Hall was shackled during her hospitalization for pre-natal care, labor, and post-partum treatment. Hall was incarcerated in 2013 from February through August, but th
stanley usa e lawsuit doesn t say why she was being detained.The sheriff s office did not immediately respond to the lawsuit, but generally the county can t comment on pending litigation.Last week, the sons of an inmate who died of dehydration at the jail last year also sued
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