Patient with organic delusional disorder and depression: Interdisciplinary approach and COVID-19 positive result

In this paper we share clinical observations and insights regarding the management and treatment of an uncooperative patient requiring an interdisciplinary approach due to diagnosis of delusional disorder, depressive symptoms, alcohol dependence syndrome, numerous complaints related to concomitant somatic diseases, and coronavirus infection (COVID-19) Our aim was to highlight the significance of a holistic approach to the patient, and scrupulous documentation of existing somatic diseases in psychiatric hospital discharge summary reports Due to the common lack of compliance on the part of psychiatric patients, it proves utterly important to establish cooperation between healthcare providers and families of the mentally ill Coronavirus infection (COVID-19) becomes another, additional complication in the management of psychiatric inpatients We believe that the discussed interdisciplinary approach, together with increased family or institutional supervision can contribute to the improvement of psychiatric patients' physical and mental health status as well as general functioning