Mind Matters: Telepsychiatry offers connection between physician, patient
November 13, 2018“He’s not acting right,” said his mother, sitting on a chair beside her son in the emergency department of a rural South Carolina hospital. “He gets all upset, he yells out, he hits at me, then he just gets real quiet-like. It’s been happening a lot more lately. He just stares off, he doesn’t move, he won’t say nothing to me. Then he kinda wakes up after a while.”
I observed the young man perched on the exam table, as his Read More
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