[Limitations and Problems with Treatment of XXXX in a Psychiatric Hospital].

@entity1 @entity1277 @entity146
Treating @entity1 who have @entity1277 in @entity146 hospitals is difficult for several reasons. The first reason is that there is a shortage of qualified psychiatrists. For each psychiatrist, there are approximately thirty hospitalized @entity1 . In addition to this limited number of psychiatrists, funding in @entity146 hospitals only provides for a limited number of other medical staff when compared with funding available for general hospitals. The second reason is that there is a problem with the national medical treatment fee system. Specifically, in the current system, @entity1 are not permitted to stay in hospitals long-term; outpatient treatment is preferred. The third reason is that @entity146 hospitals are not equipped to deal with @entity1 who have physical illnesses. The following two case studies highlight the problems and limitations associated with treating @entity1 who have @entity1277 . Ways in which @entity146 hospitals can collaborate with other organizations, including low enforcement officials, are also considered. Although it is clear that an integrated and collaborative approach is necessary, implementation of such a system is still a long way from being realized, and greater effort is needed to provide @entity1 suffering from @entity1277 with the best possible treatment.
