… services and promote joint working (Bercow Review Advisory Group, Citation2008). One
barrier to joint working has been found to be differing conceptualisations of need. Dunsmuir, …

… and cultural/professional issues related to the need for a clear understanding of the roles
and … in children's services, for example the establishment of Sure Start centres and Children's …

… It made several recommendations about the need to provide support to children and
families and in particular endorsed the previous departmental recommendations that ‘social …

… Although JSNA covers services for both children and adults, additional guidance was awaited
on the implications for children's services when this research was commissioned and so …

… When discussing the challenges of joint working, many participants highlight the need for
an individual to act as a ‘go-between’, to represent both education and CAMHS, and function …

… In many cases it is not sufficient that the nurse herself tries to establish a joint working
relationship with the child. The child may need further social, emotional, and cognitive support in …

… joined-up working seeks to help professionals and social service agencies to overcome the
barriers to collaboration, so that they may better address the needs of children and families. …

… However, joint working is notoriously difficult to achieve and in … to develop joint working
around the often complex needs of … the focus on joint working and the Children and Families Act …

… of children. The importance of establishing effective joint working between adult mental health
services and child … The need for efforts to improve interface working is established by the …

… work of paediatricians and child and adolescent mental health service (CAMHS) clinicians.
Meeting the needs of children … mental health needs requires effective joint working between …