Mental health services for children and young people are in a dire state, according to an independent review set up by the government. The final report of the child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) review team found specialist mental health workers are overworked, problems are not being spotted at an early stage and services are taking too long to...
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News Insight: Health - The future of mental health services
The drive to improve child and adolescent mental health services took a step forward last week with the publication of an independent review ordered by ministers in last year's Children's Plan. Joe Lepper asks whether it will make a difference.
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