Young people's views of UK mental health services
Early Intervention in Psychiatry2013Vol. 8(1), pp. 12–23
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James Plaistow, Kim Masson, Damaris Koch, Jon Wilson, Rosemary M. Stark, Peter B. Jones, Belinda Lennox
Abstract
Young people have consistent views of the positive and negative aspects of mental health services, which could be helpfully incorporated in the design of services. The views of some groups of young people have not been well represented, however, and the views of minority ethnic groups and those who have disengaged from services in particular need to be actively sought.
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