There is emerging Recruited to new posts within Improved support to children the Liaison and Intensive and people in crisis evidence that the Support Team to deliver a CYP are supported in crisis and provision of an intensive more comprehensive service have their needs met within liaison support team Agreed Integrated Care local resource keeps young people out of Pathway with MKUH for care the adult MH unit or of CYP in crisis accessing pediatric beds and mental health care provides positive outcomes for children and young people. Children and young Strengthened processes for Consistent CSC/ CNWL CAMHS monitoring children and young response people placed out of area people who need care in More support for in Tier 4 placements hospital out of area supported children/young people in Tier 4 should continue to be case by a new protocol to support beds which is likely to lead to managed by local seamless discharge and improved outcomes providers to ensure transition to community continuity of care and to services facilitate and expedite Developing protocol between CNWL CAMHS and children’s care being provided closer social care to home. Children and young As part of the CAMHS pathway Children and young people review there was extensive feel able to talk about people have very strong consultation with children, emotional wellbeing and views about every aspect young people and their mental health and seek help of the care they receive families. without stigmatisation from universal through to is provider led specialist provision conversation with children and young people, using services, which contributes to continuing improvement There are significant One of the key enablers for the Children, young people and is to improve their families experience a issues with communication. The process of seamless more integrated communication between undertaking this programme approach agencies across the across the system has meant that Agencies do not duplicate pathway. Many young the situation has improved but interventions people and their families there is work still to do have experienced poor communication.
There is emerging evidence that the provision of an intensive liaison support team keeps young people out of the adult MH unit or pediatric beds and provides positive outcomes for children and young people. Recruited to new posts within the Liaison and Intensive Support Team to deliver a more comprehensive service Agreed Integrated Care Pathway with MKUH for care of CYP in crisis accessing mental health care Improved support to children and people in crisis CYP are supported in crisis and have their needs met within local resource Children and young people placed out of area in Tier 4 placements should continue to be case managed by local providers to ensure continuity of care and to facilitate and expedite care being provided closer to home. Strengthened processes for monitoring children and young people who need care in hospital out of area supported by a new protocol to support seamless discharge and transition to community services Developing protocol between CNWL CAMHS and children’s social care Consistent CSC/ CNWL CAMHS response More support for children/young people in Tier 4 beds which is likely to lead to improved outcomes Children and young people have very strong views about every aspect of the care they receive from universal through to specialist provision As part of the CAMHS pathway review there was extensive consultation with children, young people and their families. is provider led conversation with children and young people, using services, which contributes to continuing improvement Children and young people feel able to talk about emotional wellbeing and mental health and seek help without stigmatisation There are significant issues with communication between agencies across the pathway. Many young people and their families have experienced poor communication. One of the key enablers for the is to improve communication. The process of undertaking this programme across the system has meant that the situation has improved but there is work still to do Children, young people and their families experience a seamless more integrated approach Agencies do not duplicate interventions
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