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Faculty of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Winter Institute

Traumatised Children: ACEs, care and CAMHS

Monday 28 January 2019, London

Further information

• Know someone who's just received exam results? Why not share the free Kindle eshort Three Things I'd tell my younger self, by Joanna Cannon with contributions from Wendy Burn and Kate Lovett 
• Read our response to the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Green Paper, and find out how we will continue to campaign in this space.

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College reports

• CR195: When to see a child and adolescent psychiatrist
• CR198: Guidance for the use of audio-visual recording in child psychiatric practice.

Faculty reports

• FR/CAP/GAP/01: Good mental health services for young people
• FR CAP 02: Physical health of children and adolescents: what specialist child and adolescent psychiatrists need to know and do

•  FR CAP 01: Survey of in-patient admissions for children and young people with mental health problems.

Other resources

• Values Based CAMHS: What really matters to children and young people
  • Report of the Values Based CAMHS Commission
    Summary document
• Position statement: Defining a health-based place of safety (S136) and crises assessment sites for young people under 18
• RCPSYCH and Tribunals Judiciary A Guide to Mental Health Tribunals for Young People.
• Medically Unexplained Symptoms in Children and Young People: A guide to assessing and managing patients who are referred to secondary care

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