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on 2008-12-08
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The independent CAMHS Review was commissioned to look at how mainstream and universal settings are meeting the educational, care and support of children and young people at risk of and experiencing emerging emotional, behavioural, psychological and mental health problems.
The Review has looked at how CAMHS are meeting the needs of some of the most vulnerable children, with complex and challenging needs to ensure that they are delivered in a more integrated way. It has considered how we can deliver better outcomes for children with mental health problems and identified practical solutions to how those delivering, managing and commissioning services can address the challenges they face.
This link has been bookmarked by 1 people . It was first bookmarked on 29 Mar 2009, by Tracy Owen.
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The independent CAMHS Review was commissioned to look at how mainstream and universal settings are meeting the educational, care and support of children and young people at risk of and experiencing emerging emotional, behavioural, psychological and mental health problems.
The Review has looked at how CAMHS are meeting the needs of some of the most vulnerable children, with complex and challenging needs to ensure that they are delivered in a more integrated way. It has considered how we can deliver better outcomes for children with mental health problems and identified practical solutions to how those delivering, managing and commissioning services can address the challenges they face.
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