Iraq's Psychiatric Services Improve

Psychiatric services in Iraq have experienced a qualitative development in recent years, with a decline in the social stigma associated with visiting a psychiatrist and an increase in the demand for treatment. The Scientific Council of Psychiatry affirmed that efforts in training and development have led to the establishment of specialized hospitals and centers, including a dedicated autism center at the Medical City, where diagnosis has significantly improved. Despite these advances, mental health services remain insufficient to meet the current demand, highlighting the need for further developments in this field. Reports also indicated that autism diagnosis has begun to improve, and schools and health centers are increasingly paying more attention to those affected, with specialized facilities dedicated to the treatment and rehabilitation of children with autism.

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