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ST5 Proactive follow-up of children, young people or their parents who do not attend (DNA) appointments Develop a plan to understand the issues and what support is needed when children, young people or their parents/carers do not attend appointment explore potential CQIUN linked to assertive outreach £0 South Tees CCG Hartlepool & CCG Commissioning intention proposal 2016/17 Reduction in % of Did Not Attend appointment 2016/17 Scoping in year 1 Provider has undertaken review of DNAs and the implemented processes to reduce the number of DNAs. ST6 Locally have high numbers of presenting with Conduct Disorder Scoping exercise to gain a greater understanding around the population, service provision available. £50,000 South Tees CCG Hartlepool & Stockton CCG We are also going to review the skills within the workforce and identify opportunities and examples of interventions which could be delivered within universal settings. Ongoing We propose to work collaboratively across the region to identify areas of best practice in implementing the NICE guidance for conduct disorders and create a plan to replicate this in the South Tees area. It is expected that this will influence the working of our Tier 2 Targeted services, which are increasingly working within schools, as well as specialist Tier 3 TEWV have been asked to undertake a scoping exercise on conduct disorder to understand where children and young people are presenting and what support is needed in those settings.
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