Malingering in the Emergency Setting

Malingering in the Emergency Setting - PMC - NCBI

Malingering is the intentional fabrication or exaggeration of symptoms for material gain. Malingering is estimated to be present in up to 8% of all medical and ...

Malingering in the Emergency Setting - PubMed

Malingering is the intentional fabrication of symptoms for material gain. Malingering among frequent utilizers and patients with psychiatric ...

(PDF) Malingering in the Emergency Setting - ResearchGate

Abstract. Malingering is the intentional fabrication of symptoms for material gain. Malingering among frequent utilizers and patients with ...

Malingering in the Psychiatric Emergency Department: Prevalence ...

Malingering was prevalent in the psychiatric emergency department, and suspicion of malingering was associated with disposition differences.

Deception in the Emergency Setting: Malingering and Factitious ...

This chapter reviews the scant research base on malingering in the psychiatric emergency setting.

Malingering as a Maladaptive Pattern of Survival During the Pandemic

Although malingering in psychiatric emergency settings has not been widely studied, colleagues in a New York City academic hospital found that ...

Malingering in the Emergency Department - NUEM Blog

Emergency department clinicians must vigilantly consider malingering, factitious disorders, and other psychiatric illness as diagnoses of exclusion.

Malingering in the psychiatric emergency department - APA PsycNet

Objective: Malingering is commonly encountered in the psychiatric emergency department, yet little is known about its prevalence, objectives, ...

[PDF] Malingering in the Emergency Setting - Semantic Scholar

Understanding how malingering is adaptational can help clinicians begin to manage patients and symptoms in a compassionate manner that preserves healthcare ...

Identifying predictors of malingering in psychiatric emergency room ...

Malingering in psychiatric emergency room (ER) settings presents a significant challenge, leading to unnecessary healthcare resource utilization ...

Do we know the mind of others? Suspicion of malingering in ...

As shown in a recent study, up to 20% of patients in an emergency psychiatric department in the United States were strongly suspected of ...

General Hospital Psychiatry - ScienceDirect.com

Malingering is a healthcare-seeking behavior with specific challenges to clinicians. The scarcity of healthcare resources is an important issue in emergency ...

Malingering in the Emergency Setting - Cureus

Malingering is the intentional fabrication of symptoms for material gain. Malingering among frequent utilizers and patients with psychiatric ...

The patient with factitious disorders or malingering in the emergency ...

In malingering and factitious disorder, the patient pretends to be ill or intentionally causes his or her own symptoms. This chapter reviews the diagnosis, ...

Suicide and Self-Harm Outcomes Among Psychiatric Emergency ...

Estimates of malingering among general emergency department (ED) patients exceed 10%, with rates as high as 30% of psychiatric ED patients (1,2). These ...

Managing Malingering in the Emergency Setting - Psychiatric Times

The following cases highlight some of the challenges clinicians face when treating patients in whom malingerling is suspected.

Screening for Malingering in the Emergency Department

identified that urban emergency departments may have an especially high prevalence of malingering, with up to 13 % of patients proven or ...

Treating Malingering in an Acute Care Setting

Keep in mind that a patient can malinger certain symptoms but still suffer from psychiatric illness. Treating Malingering in an Acute Care. Setting. ○ If it is ...

Identifying predictors of malingering in psychiatric emergency room ...

Malingering in psychiatric emergency room (ER) settings presents a significant challenge, leading to unnecessary healthcare resource utilization and ...

Do we know the mind of others? Suspicion of malingering in ...

Upon arrival at the psychiatric emergency department, patients are evaluated by either a medical student (who is at most one year from ...