Unit 1 EMHP Questions with Complete Correct Answers | Grade A+

What is CYP IAPT Ans: CYP IAPT is a service transformation programme that aims to improve existing Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS). Funded by NHS England and Health Education England What are the CYP IAPT principles Ans: Value and facilitate authentic participation of young people, parents, carers and communities at all levels of the service Provide evidence-based practice and are flexible and adaptive to changes in evidence Are committed to raising awareness of mental health issues in children and young people, and are active in decreasing stigma around mental ill-health Demonstrate that they are accountable by adopting the rigorous monitoring of the clinical outcomes of the service, and 2 Actively work to improve access and engagement with services What are the CYP IAPT aims Ans: · Improve access to CAMHS and improve the partnership between children, young people, families, professionals and services (Wait times?) · Build capability to deliver positive and measurable outcomes for children, young people and families · Increase the choice of evidence based treatments available The five principles of CYP IAPT should improve clinical practice and, in turn, get better child, young person and parent experience, and good clinical outcomes How is CYP IAPT different to adult IAPT Ans: The adult IAPT project created brand new therapy services. In contrast, CYP IAPT works with and supports change within existing services in the NHS, Local Authorities and voluntary sector. How are the nine IAPT priorities grouped? 3 Ans: Feeling Good (MH assessments need to show interest in the whole person not just presenting problem) - initial assessment -session by session monitoring -complaints and independent advocacy