The interventions Evaluation of Tier 2 provision Consistent support offered to concluded all schools provided by Tier 2 are Funding for 2017/8 confirmed Improved resilience of effective but there is Discussions can begin to agree children, young people and insufficient capacity to the model for targeted CNWL their families. Consistent meet existing and CAMHS and the access to advice and early increasing demand, along transformation plan support for staff and service with a more complex users Provision of evidence service user profile. programmes There is identified un-met Existing complex behaviour More integrated service pathways mapped, identified delivery need within the pathway gaps and issues. Children, young people and of care for children Proposals to address gaps their families receive services displaying significant through pathway in the right place and at the behavioural difficulties development and investment right time being finalised are a range of Reduced the waiting list to 6 Children and young people are weeks (from 28 weeks) being seen within reasonable internal clinical and Improved design of the timescales processes within waiting room with input from Agencies report greater the CNWL CAMHS service children and young people satisfaction with the service which are experienced as Implementation of new duty Positive feedback about not effective or efficient and referral system revised waiting area and these impacts on the Ensured access and waiting Mothers who require mental time standards for Eating health support are length of time children Disorders are 100% compliant appropriately identified and and young people are Established Perinatal Mental receive timely services waiting to access the Health service Babies are safe and protected service. are gaps in the This year the focus has been on YP experience a seamless move transition for CYP in Tier 4 beds. between services ensuring needs pathway for young people For YP within community services continue to be met in transition from CAMHS this is priority for the next phase to adult services in 2016/7 is a lack of local Audit of mental health Increased numbers of children provision for children in need and young people’s needs met provision for children and and looked after children locally young people with specific underway Improved outcomes for the needs Work underway between MKC most vulnerable groups and CCG to develop joint Increased knowledge and working arrangements expertise within supported by protocols CNWL CAMHS /CSC
The interventions provided by Tier 2 are effective but there is insufficient capacity to meet existing and increasing demand, along with a more complex service user profile. Evaluation of Tier 2 provision concluded Funding for 2017/8 confirmed Discussions can begin to agree the model for targeted CNWL CAMHS and the transformation plan Consistent support offered to all schools Improved resilience of children, young people and their families. Consistent access to advice and early support for staff and service users Provision of evidence programmes There is identified un-met need within the pathway of care for children displaying significant behavioural difficulties Existing complex behaviour pathways mapped, identified gaps and issues. Proposals to address gaps through pathway development and investment being finalised More integrated service delivery Children, young people and their families receive services in the right place and at the right time are a range of internal clinical and processes within the CNWL CAMHS service which are experienced as not effective or efficient and these impacts on the length of time children and young people are waiting to access the service. Reduced the waiting list to 6 weeks (from 28 weeks) Improved design of the waiting room with input from children and young people Implementation of new duty and referral system Ensured access and waiting time standards for Eating Disorders are 100% compliant Established Perinatal Mental Health service Children and young people are being seen within reasonable timescales Agencies report greater satisfaction with the service Positive feedback about revised waiting area Mothers who require mental health support are appropriately identified and receive timely services Babies are safe and protected are gaps in the pathway for young people in transition from CAMHS to adult services This year the focus has been on transition for CYP in Tier 4 beds. For YP within community services this is priority for the next phase in 2016/7 YP experience a seamless move between services ensuring needs continue to be met is a lack of local provision for children and young people with specific needs Audit of mental health provision for children in need and looked after children underway Work underway between MKC and CCG to develop joint working arrangements supported by protocols Increased numbers of children and young people’s needs met locally Improved outcomes for the most vulnerable groups Increased knowledge and expertise within CNWL CAMHS /CSC
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