Unveiling The Spectrum: A Comprehensive Review Of Mental Health Assessment And Support In Pediatrics
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Mental health concerns among children and adolescents have risen in recent years, necessitating increased attention from healthcare providers, educators, and society. Early intervention is essential to mitigate the adverse effects of these conditions and promote the well-being of young individuals. This comprehensive review examines the current landscape of mental health assessment and support for pediatric patients, encompassing assessment tools, treatment modalities, support systems, and the multidisciplinary approach. By synthesizing contemporary research and best practices, this paper aims to enhance our understanding of pediatric mental health and elevate the quality of care for this vulnerable population
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