Welcome to the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Surveillance System (CAPSS)
CAPSS, the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Surveillance System, was officially launched in April 2009 and is
based within the College Centre for Quality Improvement (CCQI).
CAPSS is here to assist clinicians and researchers in ascertaining
nationally cases of rare childhood mental health
conditions.
CAPSS aims to:
- facilitate epidemiological
surveillance and research into uncommon child and adolescent
mental health conditions
- increase awareness within
the medical profession and public alike of the less common
psychiatric disorders that afflict children
- allow psychiatrists to
participate in surveillance of such conditions
This website will tell you more about the work
of CAPSS, the clinicians who make this work possible, how to use
the systems as an investigator.
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