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32. Protecting Youth in the Mental Health Service Settings.

Author

Makini, George K., Hishinuma, Earl S., Guerrero, Anthony P. S., and Goebert, Deborah A.

Subjects
MENTAL health services, YOUTH health, PATIENT safety, SEXUAL harassment, SEX crimes
Abstract

The authors present the development of the field of psychiatry with the evolution of patient safeguards. They address the recent publicized events involving sexual harassment and abuse perpetrated by mental health service providers who have harmed youth who were under their direct psychiatric care. Recommendations are provided for primary care physicians and parents and legal guardians to further ensure patient safety. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

33. The Hawai'i Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Resources for Primary Care: An Evidence-Informed Tool to Improve Quality of Care.

Author

Sy-Layug, Rachel, Jillian Yoshimoto, Goebert, Deborah, Guerrero, Anthony P. S., and Alicata, Daniel

Subjects
ADOLESCENT psychiatry, CHILD psychiatry, PRIMARY care, MENTAL health, MENTAL illness
Abstract

Mental health continues to be a significant concern both globally and locally in Hawai'i, with nearly half of all mental illness beginning in childhood or adolescence. A shortage of mental health providers has led to less than a third of patients receiving appropriate and timely care. Primary care providers are often the first-line responders to untreated mental health conditions, but they are often underprepared to address these conditions. To help provide guidance to primary care providers and other first-line responders, a child and adolescent mental health resource manual was developed, that is tailored to Hawai'i. This manual was presented at several pediatric didactic sessions and general conferences to describe its evolution, utility, to elicit feedback, as well as for an initial distribution. While feedback was overall positive, future manual development and strategic updates will be made to insure its suitability and timeliness, while continuing circulation efforts to primary care providers will ultimately benefit a greater proportion of children in need. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

43. No Indians to Spare

Author

Livingston, Richard, Daily, Rebecca Susan, Guerrero, Anthony P.S., Walkup, John T., and Novins, Douglas K.

Abstract

This article summarizes current knowledge and consensus about depression and suicide among the indigenous young people of the United States. American Indians represent more than 500 tribes and also vary among settings—reservations, urban, suburban, and rural—but as a group, remain at high risk for suicide and possibly for depressive syndromes. Particular risk factors and correlates, as well as approaches to treatment, are discussed.

Published
2019
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