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Out-of-hours/Crisis Response Service PFA PHA PMHW Service provided outside the normal working day and weekends and bank holidays Priority for Action - DHSSPS led commissioning framework Public Health Agency Primary Mental Health Worker - acts as an interface between universal first contact services for children and families. Primary Mental Health Workers work with other professionals to continue to provide services and offer consultation. QNIC Standards published in 2008 set against the Healthcare Commission's Standards for Better Health (2005), published by The Royal College of Psychiatrists. QINMAC RPA SAI SCIE SDQ Standards published in 2008 which focus on standards for the activities of specialist CAMHS in the community, published by The Royal College of Psychiatrists. Review of Public of Administration Serious Adverse Incidents Social Care Institute for Excellence Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire Tier 1 Primary Healthcare - GP's, Health Visitors, Sure Start, School Nurses. (See diagram 3, page 75) Tier 2 Specialist individual professionals relating to workers in primary care. (See diagram 3, page 75) Tier 3 Specialist child and adolescent teams. (See diagram 3, page 75) 141
Tier 4 Specialist Multi-disciplinary child and adolescent teams. (See diagram 3, page 75) Think Parent, Think Child, Think Family Validation Visits VOYPIC SCIE Project to address child protection issues in relation to mental health Visits which verify data collection for accuracy Voice of Young People In Care 142
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Place your message here. For maximu
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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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Terms of Reference 2 Risk Assessmen
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CHAPTER 1: Context of the Review 1.
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1.3 Relevant legislation The follow
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Key areas for improvement identifie
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Quality Improvement Network for Mul
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Self-assessment The five trusts and
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Chapter 3: Profile of CAMHS in Nort
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When a young person requires access
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When inpatient CAMHS or an alternat
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Trust Number of Admissions Age Rang
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Number of Referrals 700 600 500 400
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3.6 HSC Board profiling Following t
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Chapter 4: Regional Views of Servic
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It was agreed that the consultation
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Of the young people who did not fin
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Trust Name (Total no. of participan
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medication changes. In the Belfast
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Young people stated: “I have five
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Care Plan Young people were asked a
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Young people discussed a range of e
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that they did not have a good relat
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Trust Name (Total no. of participan
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Waiting Times Parents were asked if
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Figure 20: Parents’ views on supp
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32% 5% 63% Happy with crisis respon
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Of the parents surveyed only two ha
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Chapter 5: Access and Availability
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Criterion 1.1.4 - Service delivery
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The following scoring system has be
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5.2 Theme 2: Information and Commun
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specialist CAMHS in some areas prac
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Term of Reference 1 Theme 3. Access
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Assessment by review team comprehen
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It would appear that all trusts att
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Term of Reference 1 Theme 4 Access
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