I am writing to transfer Mr. Michael Anderson, a 30-year-old patient with acute suicidal ideation, who requires your urgent assessment and evaluation.
Mr. Anderson was brought to our hospital by his roommate. He has been increasingly anxious and agitated for the past two weeks.
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morning, before arriving at the Emergency Department (ED), he started to express suicidal thoughts, feelings of hopelessness, and overwhelming life circumstances.
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Given the severity of the patient’s symptoms and the risk of self-harm, he was admitted immediately for stabilization and intensive treatment. He is being transferred by ambulance with a psychiatric escort and a psychiatric nurse from the ED for your consultation.
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