intervention for: targeted to promote good mental mental health based on infants, health, support key vulnerable prevention and early populations of infants, and children intervention. children and and young people. These young people. programmes will be delivered by Children’s services are children’s services during 2017-20. equipped to quickly By 2018-19, support the work identify risk factors and above by better assessing which implement action, using early intervention programmes are evidence-based proven to work for different programmes, to support vulnerable populations. children and families at By 2019-20 have completed the risk of developing mental national rollout of targeted health problems. parenting programmes for parents of 3- and 4-year olds with conduct Improvements in disorder. partnership working Psychosis by 2017-18, have between specialist Child – improved the recognition and and Adolescent Mental treatment of first episode psychosis Health Services through early intervention services. and other children’s services Develop further actions to support so children, young people and health and wellbeing of children families get the help they need and young people, recognising the quickly. link between mental and physical health through our Children and Improved longer term life outcomes Young People’s Health and for vulnerable groups for – Wellbeing strategy. example, better mental health, Utilise our universal services such increased attainment, and a as the new health visiting pathways reduced chance of involvement in to support good mental health, the criminal justice system. prevention and early intervention National indicators A set of national mental health indicators has been established for: adults children and young people
intervention for: infants, children and young people. targeted to promote good mental health, support key vulnerable populations of infants, and children and young people. These programmes will be delivered by children’s services during 2017-20. By 2018-19, support the work above by better assessing which early intervention programmes are proven to work for different vulnerable populations. By 2019-20 have completed the national rollout of targeted parenting programmes for parents of 3- and 4-year olds with conduct disorder. Psychosis – by 2017-18, have improved the recognition and treatment of first episode psychosis through early intervention services. Develop further actions to support health and wellbeing of children and young people, recognising the link between mental and physical health through our Children and Young People’s Health and Wellbeing strategy. Utilise our universal services such as the new health visiting pathways to support good mental health, prevention and early intervention mental health based on prevention and early intervention. Children’s services are equipped to quickly identify risk factors and implement action, using evidence-based programmes, to support children and families at risk of developing mental health problems. Improvements in partnership working between specialist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services and other children’s services so children, young people and families get the help they need quickly. Improved longer term life outcomes for vulnerable groups – for example, better mental health, increased attainment, and a reduced chance of involvement in the criminal justice system. National indicators A set of national mental health indicators has been established for: adults children and young people
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