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Term of Reference 3 Theme 1 Transition to adult mental health Criterion: BHSCT & SEHSCT NHSCT SHSCT WHSCT Current protocol does not Protocol in keeping with outline how this is to be Department's guidelines achieved. for risk assessment. 3.1.5. Information relevant to the risk assessment and management plan must be transferred, as should patient records and other relevant documentation, to ensure the effective exchange of information. Assessment by review team Interview with staff in validation visit suggests that all relevant information is shared and is easily accessible. Protocol indicates that a detailed summary is provided to adult colleagues. No specific reference to risk assessment. Protocol outlines the correct procedures for flow of documentation and exchange of information. No evidence of formal or documented evidence to ensure process in place for this. Self assessment indicates efforts are made on an individual basis to ensure this is carried out. Partially achieved Not achieved Fully achieved Not achieved 121
Chapter 9 Assessment of HSC Board 9.1 Terms of Reference 1 CAMHS Information The initial recommendations made by Bamford highlighted the need for a systematic approach to collecting information about the nature and extent of the public health and mental health needs of children and young people in Northern Ireland. The contention is that services can be planned and delivered more effectively when commissioners and service providers have accurate information to target specific areas of need and to, identify trends and gaps in service provision. In addition, the review team would suggest that this will be significant in times of financial restraint as it can provide information which could impact on the efficiency of service delivery. Term of Reference 1 Theme 1 CAMHS Information Assessment Criterion HSC Board Level of Achievement 1.1.1 A study of the mental health needs of children and young people should be commissioned. The HSC Board in partnership with the Public Health Agency (PHA), Education and Youth Justice will explore options for collating existing information on the mental health needs of children and young people. It is unlikely that any study will be Not achieved 1.1.2 A CAMHS mapping exercise should be carried out across all sectors by an independent research institute and should be repeated at regular intervals. commissioned until 2011. The minimum data set recently collected by the HSC Board provides the basis of a comprehensive CAMHS mapping exercise. The review team is aware that this is not complete and has not been carried out by an independent research institute. However, the current method of data collection is useful and offers an opportunity to validate how the data is used by commissioners to identify issues within CAMHS. In addition, it would appear that a system has been put in place to ensure this information is Substantially achieved 122
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Chapter 6 Risk Assessment and Manag
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Executive Summary Context The revie
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Findings • Staff in each of the f
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Quality Improvement Network for Mul
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medication changes. In the Belfast
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Care Plan Young people were asked a
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that they did not have a good relat
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