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Unsafe and unethical: bed shortages mean dementia patients with psychiatric symptoms are admitted to medical wards

The Conversation | Getty
The Conversation | Getty

New Zealand must urgently address the shortage of psycho-geriatric beds. Until these are in place, temporary secure accommodation must be made available under the care of mental health specialists. Medical teams can no longer be expected to manage the mental health crisis as well as their own medical workloads. It is unsafe, unethical and untenable for all involved.

Posted in: News on 07/07/2025 | Link to this post on IFP |
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