1997
DOI: 10.1016/s1054-139x(97)00046-3
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Adolescents' and providers' perspectives on the need for and use of mental health services

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“…s Characteristics of the GP influencing the second filter Confirmation was found for the effects of training [43], interview techniques [47], and the availability and use of screening measures [25,43] on problem recognition by the GP.…”
Section: S Child Characteristics Influencing the First Filtermentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…s Characteristics of the GP influencing the second filter Confirmation was found for the effects of training [43], interview techniques [47], and the availability and use of screening measures [25,43] on problem recognition by the GP.…”
Section: S Child Characteristics Influencing the First Filtermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although identification of child psychosocial problems in primary care increased significantly in previous decades [28], problem recognition by the GP or paediatrician still forms an important barrier on the way to specialised psychiatric help [24,27,30,43], as a significant number of disordered children are not identified as such by their physician [5,13,32]. This could partly be due to the fact that parents and adolescents, who recognise their child's or their own problems, often do not mention these problems to their physician [4,24,30].…”
Section: S Child Characteristics Influencing the First Filtermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Canada, 20% to 30% of children and adolescents have mental health problems (Stephens et al, 2000). The need for mental health services is great, yet resources are lacking (Brandenburg et al, 2003;Edelsohn et al, 2003;Meunier-Sham and Needham, 2003;Stiffman et al, 1997). Consequently, children and youth may present to the Emergency Department (ED) with psychiatric complaints, in a crisis state or with less acute symptoms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Selon d'autres auteurs, ce pourcentage irait même jusqu'à 20% (Belfer, 2008;Chabrol, 2011;Stiffinan, Chen, Dore, & Cheng, 1997). À l'échelle canadienne, les résultats d'une étude épidémiologique réalisée en 2002 révélaient que la prévalence de TM chez les enfants et les adolescents était alors de 15% (Waddell & Shepherd, 2002).…”
Section: L'ampleur Des Tm Chez Les Jeunesunclassified
“…De ce fait, la triangulation des différentes méthodes de données (entrevues semi-dirigées, cartes associatives, TIC) révèle que le savoir-être des intervenants est un facteur jugé central par les intervenants lors de la collaboration. À l'instar de plusieurs recherches portant sur la collaboration entre les services sociaux jeunesse (Goyette et al, 2000 ;Goyette et al, 2011;Johnson et al, 2003), les répondants ont insisté sur l'importance de trois principales dimensions du Ce constat émerge également de plusieurs autres études (Chabrol, 2011;Cosgrave, et al, 2008;Stiffinan, et al, 1997;Tarren-Sweeney, 2008), qui soulignent que la connaissance des TM est un facteur influençant les activités de collaboration entre les services de santé mentale jeunesse et les autres services sociaux destinés aux jeunes, tels que la protection de l'enfance, le système judiciaire réservé aux mineurs ainsi que les services de psychoéducation et d'éducation spécialisée.…”
Section: Les Délais D'interventionunclassified