[PDF] Top 20 Access and waiting times in children and young people’s mental health services

... or waiting times are included in this report, it is important to highlight that a straightforward comparison between different providers is ...about access and waiting times in a ... See full document

... of children referred to specialist services are deemed inappropriate for specialist ...of young people referred this ...many young people are not accepted into treatment making ... See full document

... existing services facing the major challenge of working with limited resources to meet the needs of an increasing number of children and young people with mental health ...Many ... See full document

... transforming children and young people’s mental health services, as part of its commitment to parity of esteem between physical and mental health ...historically ... See full document

... Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) – Community Services Lancashire Care Foundation Trust Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) Tier 3 provide a service for ... See full document

... 2016. Children and Young People’s mental health services are a high profile service area that has been identified for investment and development in a number of recent national ... See full document

... or young person being moved from one local authority to another (Callaghan 2003; McAuley & Young 2006; Richardson 2002; Street & Davies ...and mental health of children and young ... See full document

... The 2017 interviews and analyses are based on participants’ age at 31 August 2017, with participants grouped with their peers in terms of school year. Confidence intervals Information about confidence intervals are ... See full document

... Differences in data collection and analysis should be considered when comparing results between age groups, as these may affect comparability. Confidence intervals Information about confidence intervals are presented in ... See full document

... More recent follow-up studies of children with ADHD attending child mental health services found higher persistence rates into adulthood (van Lieshout et al., 2016). This topic report splits ... See full document

... common mental and neurodevelopmental conditions use short screening questionnaires to identify potential cases, these tend to overestimate ...routine health and education data to identify recognised cases, ... See full document

... with people The perception of a problem is one of the key requirements to accessing support, so the extent to which poor mental health is recognised as such is an important factor to consider when ... See full document

... After interviews were complete, a team of eleven trained clinical raters reviewed the data to reach disorder ratings for each participant. Raters applied the diagnostic criteria for specific disorders set out in the ... See full document

... specialist services were reluctant to see us ...specialist services offered us ...other people may think of us ...specialist services in the past 9. Difficult to arrange appointments for ... See full document

... with mental health services, or patients registered with a general ...example mental health units and young offender ...publication, people living in such settings are ... See full document

... available as needed by staff." The SASS asked teachers this question in each sample wave, except for 1999-2000. Table 7 displays estimation results similar to Table 6 but using dichotomous measures of how strongly ... See full document

... the Mental Health Services Research conference, and the editor and three anonymous referees for their helpful ...viding access to the restricted-use versions of the Early Childhood ... See full document

... He is all over the place – always on the move. He won’t sit still at the table while we are eating – it’s fidgeting the whole time, getting up between courses. He’d get up between mouthfuls if I let him. If there’s a ... See full document

... non-professional services because they were worried about their child’s emotions, behaviour or ...of children with a conduct disorder had sought some form of advice or help in the previous 12 months because ... See full document

... existing mental illness which may persist, deteriorate or recur during this period of their lives when they can experience intense social, psychological and physical changes that may be part of the pregnancy ... See full document