… mental health care, the present meta-analysis suggests child psychiatrists and other mental
health … are naturally in children’s lives, can play in decreasing child mental health problems. …

… have been based on the percentage of children receiving needed mental health services,
estimates of unmet need have usually been higher than the estimates we report (29,32,33,48,…

… the inpatient or outpatient mental health services they require.2'5 In this article, we examine
inpatient psychiatric hospitalization of elementaryschool-age children (aged 6 to 12 years) in …

… The average child age upon study … mental health services for the child are consistent with
those reported in the Smokey Mountain study (Angold et al., 1998). It is noteworthy that boys …

… to mental health care. This review of the literature explores barriers to mental health services
facing school-aged children … affect the type of care rural children ultimately receive. This …

… differed by age group. For children up to age 13, the specialty mental health sector was the
… 23 percent for those aged five to eight years, and 18 percent for those aged nine to 13 years)…

In this study, gender differences in the referral of children to mental health services were …
girls and boys with either externalizing or internalizing problems, and then evaluated the child …

… mental health services. Schools play an increasingly important role in providing mental health
services to children, … of school-based mental health services for children. Study inclusion …

… mental health services their child had received. Results: In logistic regression models, older
children, children … of traditional mental health services among preschool-age children being …

… of mental health services in SBHCs serving children and adolescents. Evidences on the issues
that influenced access and the use of mental health services in elementary, … school ages. …