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ackground children parents mental illness 50 chance developing mental illness numerous studies shown preventive familyoriented interventions decrease risk 40 professionals decisive factor influencing familyoriented practice also substantial differences professions terms familyoriented practices study examines level familyoriented practice different professional groups germany data used baseline assessment twogroup randomized controlled multicenter trial cichimps subproject chimpsnet took place january 2020 may 2021 18 clinical centers germany child adolescent mental health systems well adult mental health systems took part every professional involved treatment invited participate data used 475 mental health professionals including physicians psychologists psychotherapists adults children adolescents occupational music physio art therapists social education workers nursing education service familyoriented mental health practice examined using translated version familyfocused mental health practice questionnaire ffmhpq means standard deviations calculated 18 ffmhpqgv subscales anovas computed compare professions significant differences examined via post hoc analyses scheff additionally effect sizes calculated omega squared differences seen professions aspects familyoriented practice regarding organizational policy support aspects issues concerning working parentclients well professional skills knowledge aspects psychotherapists children adolescents scored highest familyoriented practices compared professional groups almost subscales study examines level familyoriented practice different professional groups germany apart skills knowledge impact mental illness parenting psychotherapists children adolescents highest scores engaged familyoriented practice psychotherapists adults got least workplace support familyoriented practice competent providing resources referral information concerned families feel confidence working due results training need exists improve skills knowledge impact mental illness parenting additionally still potential institutional support promoting familyoriented work chimpsnetstudy registered german clinical trials register 20191219 drks00020380 clinical trials 2020430 nct04369625 cichimpsstudy registered german clinical trials register drks00026217 20210827 clinical trials 20211104 nct05106673