5.8.2. 5.8.3. 5.8.4. 5.8.5. 5.9. appropriate medical care and services for urgent cases when members of the general public require inpatient psychiatric medical care and services. Different psychiatric organizations have doctors with different narrow specializations. Moreover, the legislation does not provide a clear list of narrowly-specialized doctors and medical personnel that psychiatric organizations must have. Therefore, it is necessary to define a clear mechanism for psychiatric organizations to use the services of various specialist doctors, as well as the narrow specialists that must be present in such organizations in order to ensure consistency in the delivered services. Vehicles with proper accommodation shall be available for transferring persons with mental health issues to other medical institutions. Steps should be taken for properly organizing dental care, including prosthetic care for persons with mental health issues in psychiatric organizations. Psychiatric organizations should ensure access to regular preventive services and gynecological services when necessary. Health Screenings 5.9.1. 5.9.2. 5.9.3. Mechanisms should be in place for health screenings of persons with mental health issues. Persons who are in psychiatric organizations for longterm care and treatment shall benefit from the health screening programs implemented in the country. Fluorographic screening of patients and care recipients shall be organized in psychiatric organizations. 5.10. Non-Medication Treatment and Psychological Assistance 65   

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