Ensure access to The most vulnerable A review to be mental health young people are undertaken to crisis supported and receive evaluate its support and emergency intervention effectiveness intervention, in when required alongside line with Intensive home principles within Comprehensive treatment pilot the Crisis Care assessment for children Concordat and young people in crisis within 4 hours of referral people receive community based support as close to home as possible Positive impact on hospital admissions (unintentional and deliberate injuries; mental health) Review need and Care in settings that is Application impact of acceptable to individual submitted and has intensive home and parent/carer been successful to treatment and develop an explore most Admission avoidance intensive home effective of (when appropriate) treatment service. service delivery The specification (potentially linked for this is currently with the crisis Intensive support and under service model) for continuity of care post development children and discharge from inpatient young people treatment to other services with complex (facilitate stepped care) needs Care for the most vulnerable Improve the experience and outcomes for the most vulnerable and disadvantaged children, ensuring they are adequately supported at key transition points Proactive Reduced percentage of A checklist of of children, children and young people actions has been young people or who Do Not Attend in developed by their parents who CAMHS TEWV when an do not attend appointment isn’t (DNA) attended appointments TEWV reviews DNAs as part of their weekly performance management arrangements TEWV have identified there is a link between waiting times and DNA’s, therefore as waiting times
Ensure access to mental health crisis support and intervention, in line with principles within the Crisis Care Concordat The most vulnerable young people are supported and receive emergency intervention when required Comprehensive assessment for children and young people in crisis within 4 hours of referral people receive community based support as close to home as possible Positive impact on hospital admissions (unintentional and deliberate injuries; mental health) A review to be undertaken to evaluate its effectiveness alongside Intensive home treatment pilot Review need and impact of intensive home treatment and explore most effective of service delivery (potentially linked with the crisis service model) for children and young people with complex needs Care in settings that is acceptable to individual and parent/carer Admission avoidance (when appropriate) Intensive support and continuity of care post discharge from inpatient treatment to other services (facilitate stepped care) Application submitted and has been successful to develop an intensive home treatment service. The specification for this is currently under development Care for the most vulnerable Improve the experience and outcomes for the most vulnerable and disadvantaged children, ensuring they are adequately supported at key transition points Proactive of children, young people or their parents who do not attend (DNA) appointments Reduced percentage of children and young people who Do Not Attend in CAMHS A checklist of actions has been developed by TEWV when an appointment isn’t attended TEWV reviews DNAs as part of their weekly performance management arrangements TEWV have identified there is a link between waiting times and DNA’s, therefore as waiting times
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