Criteria for referral
The GP determines whether there are complaints or a suspicion of a psychiatric disorder based on the severity of the complaints, the complexity and the risk of danger.
The criteria that health insurers set for a referral to the SGGZ are:
The date on the referral letter must precede the date of the first consultation.
The GP must mention a suspected DSM diagnosis on the referral letter.
The GP must explicitly state that it is a referral to the SGGZ.
The referral letter must be signed.
The GP does not need to definitively make a DSM diagnosis for referral, a suspected diagnosis is sufficient for the SGGZ.
Accessibility
The CITB is an outpatient facility; you can visit us by appointment. We can be reached during office hours.
For acute, emergency help outside office hours, you can always visit the GP out-of-hours clinic in your area. There they can assess whether you should be referred to the 24-hour crisis service of the GGZ.
Waiting time
We aim to screen an application within 1 working week. Based on this screening, we determine whether you can be placed on our waiting list.
Currently, we have a waiting time of 4 to 8 weeks for intake. This depends on the demand for care, care intensity and the availability of our therapists. The intake procedure consists of 2-4 interviews.
There is no distinction between the waiting time of registration and citb treatment, as treatment starts after the intake procedure.
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1079LD, Amsterdam
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09:00 -17:00
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