? New “tierless” CAMHS aims to give young people quicker and easier access to support and treatment as close to home as possible
? Early help is ensured through an advice line for professionals and young people are referred through a single point of access into one of 11 specialist pathways, offering a wider range of interventions
? 24-hour crisis support provides intensive services and young people with eating disorders are helped through specialist provision
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Under Future in Mind reforms, NHS clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) had until December to publish plans for transforming child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS). As the lead commissioner for CAMHS, Lincolnshire’s children’s services were able to take the driving seat in this process, a role delegated by the county’s four CCGs.
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