Child Psychiatry Wait Times Lag in Denmark
Only 23 percent of young patients were assessed within 60 days in the second quarter.
2026年9月11日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /Families in Denmark face long wait times for child psychiatric assessments. Most young patients wait far longer than the official target.
The Danish Health Data Authority published new figures for this year. The data covers 3,652 patient courses in the second quarter.
Only 23 percent of referred children were assessed within 60 days. Meanwhile, 36 percent of patients waited more than 180 days.
Parents seeking healthcare for young people should prepare for long delays. The Copenhagen Post reported these latest health statistics.
Source: The Copenhagen Post
