Working together better for mental health in children and young people during a pandemic: experiences from North Central London during the first wave of COVID-19
Direct risk from infection from COVID-19 for children and young people (CYP) is low, but impact on services, education and mental health (so-called collateral damage) appears to have been more significant. In North Central London (NCL) during the first wave of the pandemic, in response to the needs...
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Main Authors: | Michael Groszmann (Author), Sarah Blackstock (Author), Joanna Begent (Author), Carly Vassar (Author), John Forrester (Author), Jon Goldin (Author), Lee Duncan Hudson (Author), Monika Gorny (Author), Arun Bhaskaran (Author), Imogen Layther (Author), Mimoza Qoba (Author), Jacob Ellis (Author), Zoe Hallet (Author), Tina Read (Author), Sally Hodges (Author) |
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2021-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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