Objectives Social prescribing (SP) is a non-medical intervention in which professionals refer
patients to a link worker (LW), who connects them with appropriate support. Children and …

Day-to-day clinical practice in child neurology provides frequent reminders that despite our
best efforts, medical management represents only a small fraction of the determinants of …

Abstract Background People living with Long Term Neurological Conditions (LTNCs) value
peer support and social activities. Psychological support and wellbeing enables them to …

Introduction Social determinants of health (SDH) are contributors to health inequities
experienced by some children with cerebral palsy and pose barriers to families engaging …

The use of social prescribing interventions for common mental health issues is expanding as
clinicians seek to diverge from the traditional medical model of treatment. This intervention …

Social prescribing is suited to all age groups, but it is especially important for children and
youth, as it is well understood that this population is particularly vulnerable to the effects of …

Background The health and wellbeing consequences of social determinants of health and
health behaviours are well established. This has led to a growing interest in social …

Background Social prescribing is a mechanism of connecting patients with non-medical
forms of support within the community and has been shown to improve mental health and …

Background Mental health concerns in children with disabilities are common and have a
significant and negative impact. Clinicians have reported high demand for this population to …

Introduction Adolescents with brain injury frequently have difficulties with social competence,
which persist into adulthood affecting their participation in daily life. To date, there has been …