Moving into 2021: Refocusing on the critical issues in child mental health

Delaney, Kathleen R.

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“…Since March 2020, healthcare systems and settings (particularly hospital‐based services) have faced additional challenges with the outbreak of the novel coronavirus (COVID‐19) (Delaney, 2021 ). The COVID‐19 global pandemic had caused nurses to be challenged beyond their own limits, adjusting to a “new normal” (Delaney, 2021 ; Maben & Bridges, 2020 , p. 2742). Evidence from the United Kingdom (UK) and United States (US) report that psychological distress symptoms have increased in the community during the pandemic, with those aged 13 to 26 years exhibiting the greatest deterioration (McGinty et al, 2020 ; O'Reilly et al, 2020 ; Pierce et al, 2020 ; Wisconsin Office of Children's Health, 2021 ).…”

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Key features of adolescent inpatient units and development of a checklist to improve consistency in reporting of settings

Hayes

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Palmer

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Psychiatric Ment Health Nurs

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What is known on the subject?• Little is known about adolescent inpatient units, key features which define them, and how these essential services operate and deliver care.• Greater attention to operational models, services, and philosophies of practice will improve reporting and allow for the advancement of knowledge, comparison of study results, and a clearer direction for mental health nursing clinicians and researchers.

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Key features of adolescent inpatient units and development of a checklist to improve consistency in reporting of settings

Hayes

Simmons

Palmer

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Psychiatric Ment Health Nurs

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Health Equity and the Impact of Racism on Adolescent Health

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Racism is woven within the fabric of the United States culture, structures, and systems, including its healthcare system. There is extensive research on adults demonstrating racial discrimination’s physical and mental health impacts, and the evidence showing similar disproportionate effects for adolescents of color continues to grow. Furthermore, the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic has paralleled the resurgence of white nationalism movements and adverse outcomes associated with the over-policing of Black and Brown communities. Scientific evidence continues to illustrate how sociopolitical determinants of health and experiencing vicarious racism amplify overt racism and implicit bias actions individually and within health care structures. Therefore, evidence-based strategic interventions are desperately needed to ensure the health and well-being of adolescents and young adults.

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Moving into 2021: Refocusing on the critical issues in child mental health

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Key features of adolescent inpatient units and development of a checklist to improve consistency in reporting of settings

Key features of adolescent inpatient units and development of a checklist to improve consistency in reporting of settings

Health Equity and the Impact of Racism on Adolescent Health

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