Cover a minimum general Not met To form one team of a county wide population of 500,000 (all ages) service following one pathway. Include medical and non-medical Currently available need to develop CBT E and increase with significant eating disorder Also training environment for Specialist capacity for SFT experience Registrars Enable direct access to Self-referral not currently available. A proactive programme of community eating disorder Direct referral from primary services. advertisement including website treatment through self-referral and Telephone duty professional 9-5 for referral option. from primary care services (for urgent referrals Electronic systems to facilitate liaison example, GPs, schools, colleges and rapid communication with primary and voluntary sector services) services and service users. Develop relationship with voluntary sector Most children and young people Access to urgent medical input as For paediatric admissions to be fully should be treated in the with paediatrics commissioned for those where community with inpatient Admission available through CRH compensatory behaviours are limited admission considered where there paediatric ward for short term focused and medical stability will be is high or moderate physical risk admission in keeping with Jnr strengthened by a slightly longer Marsipan guidelines. admission to in order to support a A MDT approach with weekly robust discharge home for further meetings, ED care plan and dietetic home treatment and avoid tier 4 daily CAMHS review. referral Admission should be to Education base on Paediatric ward. Needs to be acknowledged through appropriate facilities with access Teaching staff and play specialist staff investment. to educational provision and attend ward rolling programme of related activities. CAMHS teaching re ED’s and join MDT meetings for children, liaising with child’s school to ensure continuity of education provision Staffing of play specialists adjusted as needed for admissions.
Cover a minimum general population of 500,000 (all ages) Not met To form one team of a county wide service following one pathway. Include medical and non-medical with significant eating disorder experience Currently available Also training environment for Specialist Registrars need to develop CBT E and increase capacity for SFT Enable direct access to community eating disorder treatment through self-referral and from primary care services (for example, GPs, schools, colleges and voluntary sector services) Self-referral not currently available. Direct referral from primary services. Telephone duty professional 9-5 for urgent referrals A proactive programme of advertisement including website referral option. Electronic systems to facilitate liaison and rapid communication with primary services and service users. Develop relationship with voluntary sector Most children and young people should be treated in the community with inpatient admission considered where there is high or moderate physical risk Access to urgent medical input as with paediatrics Admission available through CRH paediatric ward for short term focused admission in keeping with Jnr Marsipan guidelines. A MDT approach with weekly meetings, ED care plan and dietetic daily CAMHS review. For paediatric admissions to be fully commissioned for those where compensatory behaviours are limited and medical stability will be strengthened by a slightly longer admission to in order to support a robust discharge home for further home treatment and avoid tier 4 referral Admission should be to appropriate facilities with access to educational provision and related activities. Education base on Paediatric ward. Teaching staff and play specialist staff attend ward rolling programme of CAMHS teaching re ED’s and join MDT meetings for children, liaising with child’s school to ensure continuity of education provision Staffing of play specialists adjusted as needed for admissions. Needs to be acknowledged through investment.
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