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Transforming Child and Youth Mental Health Care via Innovative Technological Solutions
Author(s) -
Antonio Pepler,
Katherine Boydell,
John Teshima,
Tiziana Volpe,
Peter Braunberger,
Debbie Minden
Publication year - 2011
Publication title -
healthcare quarterly
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1929-6347
DOI - 10.12927/hcq.2011.22368
Subject(s) - mental health , variety (cybernetics) , videoconferencing , telepsychiatry , adaptation (eye) , creativity , public relations , nursing , key (lock) , business , health care , psychology , medicine , telemedicine , political science , multimedia , computer science , psychiatry , social psychology , computer security , artificial intelligence , neuroscience , law
Live interactive videoconferencing and other technologies offer innovative opportunities for effective delivery of specialized child and adolescent mental health services. In this article, an example of a comprehensive telepsychiatry program is presented to highlight a variety of capacity-building initiatives that are responsive to community needs and cultures; these initiatives are allowing children, youth and caregivers to access otherwise-distant specialist services within their home communities. Committed, enthusiastic champions, adequate funding and infrastructure, creativity and a positive attitude represent key elements in the adaptation of this demonstrated user-friendly modality.

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