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Citation

Rousseau C, Nadeau L, Pontbriand A, Johnson-Lafleur J, Measham T, Broadhurst J. Sante Ment. Que. 2014; 39(1): 101-118.

Vernacular Title

La santé mentale jeunesse : un domaine à la croisée des chemins.

Affiliation

CSSS de la Montagne.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2014, Communaute et Sante Mentale)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

25120117

Abstract

The importance of children and youth mental health is increasingly recognized. This rapidly developing field cannot be conceptualized as an extension of adult services to a younger age group and its developmental and organizational specificities are the object of debate. Reviewing recent literature in this domain and some preliminary information about the Quebec Mental Health Plan implementation, this paper addresses some of the questions which structure this debate in Quebec.Quebec mental health plan has put at the forefront collaboration among disciplines and partnership among institutions. In spite of having produced significant improvement in the field, discontinuities in services, which interfere with an ecosystemic model of care, persist. Recent studies suggest that the organisational climate which surrounds youth mental health services has a direct impact on the quality of services and on youth health outcomes. A flexible management structure, which engages clinicians and health workers, favors empowerment, minimizes work stress and facilitates partnership, is needed to foster successful interdisciplinary and intersectorial collaboration. This collaboration is the cornerstone of youth mental health services.


Language: fr

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