Intensive community care services for children and young people in psychiatric crisis: an expert opinion

Eleanor Keiller; Saba Masood; Ben Hoi-Ching Wong; Cerian Avent; Kofi Bediako; Rebecca Margaret Bird; Isabel Boege; Marta Casanovas; Veronika Dobler; M James; Jane Kiernan; María Martínez-Hervés; Thinh Ngo; Ana Pascual-Sánchez; Izabela Pilecka; Paul L. Plener; Karin Prillinger; Isabelle Sabbah Lim; Tania Saour; Nidhita Singh; Eirini Skouta; Mariana Willmersdorf Steffen; Jovanka Tolmac; Hemma Velani; Ruth Woolhouse; Toby Zundel; Dennis Ougrin

doi:10.1186/s12916-023-02986-5

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This paper presents the agreed minimum requirements of intensive community-based psychiatric care. Using the parameters laid out herein, clinicians, academics, and related colleagues working in ICCS should seek to further develop the evidence base for this treatment model.

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