[PDF] Top 20 A community-based intervention (Young SMILES) to improve the health-related quality of life of children and young people of parents with serious mental illness : randomised feasibility protocol

... of parents with men- tal illness (COPMI) face can lead to poor health-related quality of life ...for Children and Young People [6], Think Child, Think Par- ... See full document

... delivering Young SMILES as an addition to usual care, and its potential resource implications for the NHS, versus usual care alone, during our follow-up ...of Young SMILES to capture resource ... See full document

... that children often have a different view of their situation, and a different idea of what would help compared to parents or mental health workers (19, ...agree intervention priorities, ... See full document

... educated people are often more willing to participate in ...of children with a chronic health condition in the sample of infants and toddlers was small and it might have been the case that we did not ... See full document

... were parents, but the majority of their children were older than the cut-off limit of 25 years of ...with children under the age of 26 years as of January 1, 2008; children were divided into ... See full document

... The other less common disorders assessed on the survey include autism spectrum disorder (ASD), eating disorders, and other types of disorder, including tics. The survey sample was too small to examine some of these other ... See full document

... of young people and ...including children and young people who did not use speech to communi- ...of children and young ...with health priorities identi fi ed in ... See full document

... By undertaking further development of knowledge and skills within this field, this would support the school nursing role in practice by ensuring early identification and intervention of mental health ... See full document

... The Mental Health of Children and Young People (MHCYP) survey was conducted with 5 to 15 year olds living in Britain in 1999 and 5 to 16 year olds living in Britain in ...18,029 ... See full document

... if parents bought adult games for their ...informing parents of rating and game content, and enforcing guidelines on what games they sold and who they sold them ... See full document

... their mental health care co-ordinator or a letter from the study team who then will seek (eligible) patients’ permission for a trial nurse to contact ...local health network region, with local data ... See full document

... 9,117 children (1,463 2 to 4 year olds; 3,597 5 to 10 year olds; 3,121 11 to 16 year olds; 936 17 to 19 year olds), and 3,595 teachers (54% of eligible ...of Mental Disorders (DSM –5) (APA ... 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

... that children with a mental health disorder were more likely than children without to self-harm or attempt ...research, based on secondary analysis of the Understanding Society survey, ... See full document

... and young people aged 17 to 19 were asked whether they had been in contact with any professional services (from a list of examples) or informal sources of support in the past year because of worries about ... See full document

... on mental health. This survey showed that one in twenty children with a mental disorder had high self- esteem, compared to one in four children without a mental ...more ... See full document

... The Mental Health of Children and Young People (MHCYP) survey was conducted with 5 to 15 year olds living in Britain in 1999 and 5 to 16 year olds living in Britain in ...18,029 ... See full document

... like Mental Health First ...of young people. Given that young people nominate peers as an important source of potential help for mental health problems [11,18], ... See full document

... oral health advice as preventa- tive information (Greenlund 2002) or counsel (OED) that enables the recipient to make the final decision about their oral ... See full document

... This cross-sectional study involved young-adult partici- pants with vertical discrepancy in occlusion, including both open and deep bites. A consecutive sample was collected from all eligible patients who attended ... See full document