In some states, a diagnosis without actually seeing a patient is grounds for loss of license to practice. Nevermind making said medical information public...
Depends on where you live. In the US, if you have the money, you can see a psychiatrist without a referral. But this is beside the point. It is a breach of medical ethics to diagnose a person without physically speaking to them/meeting them face to face. A diagnosis like the ex-Yale psych, and the fact she was taken seriously, should worry all of us, as it was Congress trying anything to rid themselves of someone who wasn't ''one of them''.
In some states, a diagnosis without actually seeing a patient is grounds for loss of license to practice. Nevermind making said medical information public...
Depends on where you live. In the US, if you have the money, you can see a psychiatrist without a referral. But this is beside the point. It is a breach of medical ethics to diagnose a person without physically speaking to them/meeting them face to face. A diagnosis like the ex-Yale psych, and the fact she was taken seriously, should worry all of us, as it was Congress trying anything to rid themselves of someone who wasn't ''one of them''.