(ECAP) acts like the necessary bridge that allows this evidence to travel from science to
clinical practice and policy. The precise clinical need for evidence varies a fair bit. We need …

In this issue of the Journal, as every month, you will find fascinating pieces of research done
on samples of young people coming from clinical departments or from the general …

The current portrait of psychiatry is, at best, problematic. In 2012, an article published in The
Lancet [1] advised a realignment of psychiatry as a key biomedical specialty to avoid the …

The worldwide history of scientific achievements in child and adolescent psychopathology is
reviewed from the mid-twentieth century onwards. Attention is drawn, eg, to diagnostic …

Research in child and adolescent psychiatry has remarkably changed during the last two
decades. In general, there is a strong trend towards empirically based research in all …

J ournal of C hild P sychology and P sychiatry (JCPP) dedicates one whole issue a year to
broad‐based authoritative reviews by leading authorities on hot topics in the field of child …

This essay considers the worldwide scientific achievements from the mid-20th century
onwards that have relevance for the revolutionary changes that have taken place in child …

The medium and longer term effects of this attack on science are hard to predict. They will
obviously have a particular impact on children and adolescents, who are struggling to find …

In the UK, child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) have attracted sustained
political attention since the mid-1990s. During the past year, the Department of Health has …

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