Regarding Referring Children to Treatment
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Regarding Referring Children to Treatment:
1. A study in Turkey--assess the children referred to their clinic with a health measure ruling which was given in accordance with Turkey’s no. 5395 Child Protection Law
"The mean age was 13.20±3.86 (min-max: 2-17). Referral reasons of the children with a health measure ruling included driven to crime in 7 (23.3%), family therapy in 8 (26.7%), sexual abuse in 8 (26.7%), substance abuse in 3 (10%), physical abuse in 1 (3.3%), and medical care and rehabilitation in 3 (10%) children. Of the children referred for a health measure, 19 (63.3%) did not continue following the initial assessment. "
Duman, N. S., Gokten, E. S., Efe, A., & Buyukuysal, C. (2016). The evaluation of children referred for health measure ruling according to the Child Protection Law. The European Research Journal.
2. Primary care provider referral patterns for patients with psychosocial problems and the factors that influence whether a mental health referral is made.
"Six hundred fifty (16%) of 4012 patients with psychosocial problems were referred at the initial visit. In multivariate analysis, significant factors associated with likelihood of referral included patient factors (severity, type of problem, academic difficulties, prior mental health service use) and family factors (mental health referral of parent); however, none of the provider factors were significant. Clinicians reported frequent barriers to referral and mental health services in the general background survey; however, these factors were rarely reported as influences on individual management decisions. Only 61% of referred families reported that their child saw a mental health care provider in the 6-month period after the initial primary care referral."
P.S.
Data was collected during 1994-1997 as a Secondary analysis; Two hundred six primary care offices in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico
Rushton, J., Bruckman, D., & Kelleher, K. (2002). Primary care referral of children with psychosocial
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