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Waiting Time from Referral to Intake and Its Clinical Implications: Routine Outcome Monitoring Data from a Large Dutch Outpatient Clinic

2025-09-30

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<p>Background: Long waiting times remain a key barrier to accessing outpatient mental health care in the Netherlands and worldwide. Little is known about patterns of symptom change during waiting times and whether certain individuals are at greater risk of deterioration. This brief report used routine outcome monitoring data from Dutch outpatient clinics to examine changes in psychological distress during waiting...

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414b635f-16be-59de-b487-505ba7bc2539
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10.31234/osf.io/ej4z7_v2
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