BDP calls for improvements for mentally ill people in the new KHVVG

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BDP calls for improvements for mentally ill people in the new KHVVG

Little hope for mentally ill: BDP warns of failures!

In Berlin, the discussion is bubbling: On September 25, 2024, the Hospital Supply Bestling Act (KHVVVG) will be a hearing in the Health Committee of the German Bundestag. The legislator wants to raise the care in German hospitals to a new level. But reality looks bleak, especially for people with serious mental illnesses. Suggestions for improvement? None!

The professional association of German psychologists (BDP) and his department VPP raise the alarm! Already in April they pointed out the catastrophic situation in psychiatry. A look at the numbers illustrates the extent of the problem: mentally ill who are treated in hospital must be content in psychiatric acute and control stations with lean 30 minutes a week- and after deducting all other necessary activities such as visits and tests!

quality or quantity?

This is a scandal! In view of the enormous needs, professional, guideline -oriented treatment with at least two weekly therapy hours would be the only appropriate answer. Statistically, however, the real possibilities are far from this ideal. Especially in the current situation, high -quality treatment cannot be implemented in many places.

But the concerns of the BDP do not stop here. Another focus is the insufficient financing of the further training of future specialist psychotherapists. If no quick solution is found here, a lack of specialists in psychotherapy. Smaller clinics in particular are already fighting for survival and often relying on cheaper therapists in training, which endangers the quality of patient care.

claims of the BDP

The BDP demands that the legislator finally implement the improvements promised in the coalition negotiations for seriously mentally ill people. "A guideline -friendly inpatient treatment urgently has to move into the planned law to improve care in hospitals!" Ensuring adequate financing for the further training of future psychotherapists is also at the top of the list of priorities.

looking for solutions - for affected patients and the medical staff!

The worries are great and time is pushing. Will the legislator recognize the situation and finally act? So far, the fate of mentally ill people in Germany has remained an urgent and unfinished problem - the future remains uncertain.

For questions is available:

Bettina Genée

Speaker Press and Public Relations

fon: +49176 58868222

Mail: press@bdp-verband.de

The BDP knows that more than 11,000 members are entitled to decent treatment!