Fangfang Zhong, Yin Lin, Ying Chen, Yazhuo Gao, Xuehua Zhu
Composition and influencing factors of professionals' capacity in public health emergency rescues: a qualitative study
Frontiers in public health
context greece many instruments measuring constructs pertinent child adolescent mental health lacked locallyvalidated freelyavailable version part nationwide survey translated crossculturally adapted collection seventeen brief largelyemployed assessment tools used scale study part child adolescent mental health initiative greece camhi capacitybuilding program focusing enhancing mental health care children adolescents living greece conducted nationwide survey assessing mental health symptoms parenting practices service availability quality mental health literacy stigma professional practices within country part process selected outcomes instruments consulting international consortium health outcomes measurement ichom consensusbased standards selection health measurement instruments cosmin selection identified 17 instruments greekvalidated version available use instruments translated crossculturally adapted following structured procedure including independent backandforth translations synthesis versions expert revision pilot testing instruments slightly modified meet camhi survey purposes crossculturally adapted version greek made available following instruments pediatric symptoms checklist psc deliberate self harm inventory dsh modified child adolescent trauma screen2 cats2 abcd screen use modified swanson nolan pelhamiv snapiv parent behavior inventory pbi mental health literacy scale mhlsmodified australian mental health vignettes reported intended behavior scale ribs barriers access care bace modified experience service questionnaire esq modified multitheoretical list therapeutic interventions multi30 modified collection widelyused assessment tools adapted local context freely accessible httpsosfiocrz6h researchers health professionals greece utilize resource screen evaluate monitor various constructs related mental health accordance effective practices