soiling In primary enuresis children have acquired normal bladder control, whereas a child who acquires bladder control for at least 6 months and then loses it again is said to have secondary enuresis. Faecal soiling: Repeated voluntary or involuntary passage of faeces, in places not appropriate for child’s that purpose in the own social cultural setting. Soiling more than once a month after the age of 4 is generally regarded as an elimination disorder. Chronic An of unexplained, All suspected cases of CFS initially For treatment of a Fatigue persistent fatigue to be referred to General coexisting mental health Syndrome unrelated to exertion and Paediatrics for medical physical difficulty a baseline (or ME) not substantially relieved assessment. This may result in minimum of 4 hours by rest that causes a referral on to the specialist CFS needs to have been significant reduction in service and the involvement of the achieved for young previous activity levels. specialist OT. person to be able to access treatment. Issues related to sleep and diet to be addressed by specialist OT. Substance Problematic drug and people presenting with drug If the substance Misuse alcohol use. or alcohol intoxication refer to misuse is co-existing substance misuse service SDAS with a possible ory/2014/02/03/making-a-referral- mental health to-sdas/17/ difficulty, CAMHS will provide assessment and intervention as appropriate and with specialist substance worker.
soiling In primary enuresis children have acquired normal bladder control, whereas a child who acquires bladder control for at least 6 months and then loses it again is said to have secondary enuresis. Faecal soiling: Repeated voluntary or involuntary passage of faeces, in places not appropriate for that purpose in the child’s own social cultural setting. Soiling more than once a month after the age of 4 is generally regarded as an elimination disorder. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (or ME) An of unexplained, persistent fatigue unrelated to exertion and not substantially relieved by rest that causes a significant reduction in previous activity levels. All suspected cases of CFS initially to be referred to General Paediatrics for medical physical assessment. This may result in referral on to the specialist CFS service and the involvement of the specialist OT. Issues related to sleep and diet to be addressed by specialist OT. For treatment of a coexisting mental health difficulty a baseline minimum of 4 hours needs to have been achieved for young person to be able to access treatment. Substance Misuse Problematic drug and alcohol use. people presenting with drug or alcohol intoxication refer to substance misuse service SDAS ory/2014/02/03/making-a-referral- to-sdas/17/ If the substance misuse is co-existing with a possible mental health difficulty, CAMHS will provide assessment and intervention as appropriate and with specialist substance worker.
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