Martyna Głuszek-Osuch, Elżbieta Cieśla, Edyta Suliga
Relationship between the number of lost teeth and the occurrence of depressive symptoms in middle-aged adults: a cross-sectional study
BMC oral health
mental health childrenyoung people growing concern internationally numerous reports reviews consistently described united kingdom childrens mental health services fragmented variable inaccessible lacking evidence base little known effectiveness implementation complexities associated service models childrenyoung people experiencing common mental health problems like anxiety depression attention deficit hyperactivity disorder selfharm develop model highquality service design childrenyoung people experiencing common mental health problems identifying available services barriers enablers access effectiveness cost effectiveness acceptability services evidence syntheses primary research using sequential mixedmethods design interrelated scoping integrative reviews conducted alongside map relevant services across england wales followed collective case study english welsh services global systematic reviews england wales service map case study literature reviews relevant bibliographic databases grey literature service map online survey offline desk research case study 108 participants 41 childrenyoung people 26 parents 41 staff across nine case study sites single literature search informed reviews service map obtained online survey internet searches case study sites sampled service map coronavirus disease 2019 case study data collected remotely young coresearchers assisted case study data collection integrative review case study data synthesised using weaving approach integration narrative service model typology derived scoping review integrative review found effectiveness evidence collaborative care outreach approaches brief intervention services availability responsiveness continuity framework costeffectiveness evidence collaborative care service model appeared acceptable others service map identified 154 english welsh services three themes emerged case study data pathways support service engagement learning understanding integrative review case study data synthesised coproduced model highquality service provision childrenyoung people experiencing common mental health problems defining service model challenge service initiatives new filtered literature service map coronavirus disease 2019 brought surge remotedigital services underrepresented literature dearth relevant studies meant costeffectiveness conclusions could drawn strong evidence suggest existing service model better another instead developed coproduced evidencebased model incorporates fundamental components necessary highquality childrens mental health services utility policy practice research future work focus potential model assist designing delivering auditing childrens mental health services reasons nonengagement services cost effectiveness different approaches childrens mental health advantagesdisadvantages digitalremote platforms delivering services understanding statutory sector might learn nonstatutory sector regarding choice personalisation flexibility study registered prospero crd42018106219 award funded national institute health care research nihr health social care delivery research programme nihr award ref 170908 published full health social care delivery research vol 12 13 see nihr funding awards website award information