与社工一起满足儿童的心理健康需求

Q3 Medicine
Tessa Morgan, Francesca Crozier-Roche, Taliah Drayak, Jack Smith, David Graham, Nicole Marshall, Julia Mannes, Robbie Duschinsky
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有社工陪伴的儿童和青少年(CYPwSW)具有特殊的心理健康特征和需求。研究表明,尽管这一群体的心理健康困扰程度较高,但他们往往无法平等地获得专业的心理健康服务。因此,他们的大部分心理健康支持目前都由包括儿科医生在内的全科医生承担。目前,我们正在开展一项为期四年的研究,名为 "青少年与儿童社工转介与结果"(CAMHS Referrals and Outcomes for Adolescents and Children with Social Workers,COACHES)。在此,我们介绍了对 20,166 份独特病例记录进行分析后得出的初步结论:1)进入 CAMHS 的门槛较高 2)要求青少年在获得服务前必须被视为情绪稳定 3)青少年往往认为他们的声音没有得到重视 4)信任时间的重要性。根据这些发现和专家的经验见解,我们提出了儿科医生和医疗保健专业人员为青少年工作者提供最佳支持的方法。这些方法包括成为青少年支持网络的 "连接组织"、温和而积极地建立关系、纠正权力失衡以及支持他们向成年过渡。
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Addressing the mental health needs of children with a social worker
Children and young people with a social worker (CYPwSW) have particular mental health profiles and needs. Research indicates that despite having higher levels of mental health distress this group tend to experience inequitable access to specialist mental health services. Therefore, much of their mental health support currently falls to generalists including paediatricians. We are currently undertaking a four-year study the CAMHS Referrals and Outcomes for Adolescents and Children with Social Workers (COACHES). Here we present initial insights from an analysis of 20,166 unique case notes which identified 1) High thresholds for entry to CAMHS 2) A requirement that young people must be perceived as stable prior to accessing services 3) that young people often did not feel that their voices were taken seriously 4) the importance of time for trust. Based off these findings and expert-by-experience's insights, we conclude by suggesting ways that paediatricians and health care professionals can best support CYPwSW. These include being the ‘connective tissue’ around young people's support network, gently and proactively building relationships, redressing power imbalances and supporting transitions to adulthood.
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Paediatrics and Child Health (United Kingdom)
Paediatrics and Child Health (United Kingdom) Medicine-Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health
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