Journal articleJ Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry · May 26, 2026
We appreciate the letter to the editor by Dr. Busch1 regarding the "Clinical Practice Guideline: Assessment and Treatment of Adolescents and Young Adults With Substance Use Disorders and Problematic Substance Use (Excluding Tobacco)" and the authors' advoc ...
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Journal articleJ Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry · February 2026
OBJECTIVE: To enhance the quality of care and clinical outcomes for adolescents with substance use disorder (SUD) and problematic substance use (PSU). The aims are 2-fold: (1) to summarize empirically based guidance about the psychosocial, behavioral, and ...
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Journal articleJ Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry · October 2023
This letter reports a study initiated after concern about the large number of children boarding in the hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic. Children with behavioral or emotional complaints presented to the emergency department (ED). There the decision wa ...
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Journal articleJ Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry · May 2023
OBJECTIVE: To enhance the quality of care and clinical outcomes for children and adolescents with major depressive disorder (MDD) and persistent depressive disorder (PDD). The aims are as follows: (1) to summarize empirically based guidance about the psych ...
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Journal articleJ Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry · April 2023
OBJECTIVE: The objective of this Clinical Update is to review the principles, structures, processes, and outcomes of community systems of care as they pertain to the delivery of behavioral health care to children and adolescents METHOD: A search of the lit ...
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Journal articleJ Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry · February 2023
OBJECTIVE: The objective of this Clinical Update is to review the principles, structures, processes, and outcomes of collaborative mental health care in the pediatric primary care setting. METHOD: A search of the literature on this topic from 2001was condu ...
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Journal articlePsychiatr Serv · September 1, 2013
OBJECTIVE: The rise in use of antipsychotics among U.S. children is well documented. Compliance rates with current safety-monitoring guidelines are low. In response, the North Carolina Division of Medical Assistance established the Antipsychotics-Keeping I ...
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Journal articleN C Med J · 2011
Telehealth improves access to medical services, especially for people living in rural areas. In North Carolina, the advantages of telepsychiatry also go beyond improving access. This article describes a diverse program of telehealth and telepsychiatric ser ...
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Journal articleTelemed J E Health · 2010
BACKGROUND: The limited number of mental health specialists for children has led to an increased need for child and adolescent psychiatrists to provide primary care consultations and treatment recommendations. Psychiatric assessments and treatments provide ...
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Journal articleJ Atten Disord · May 2006
OBJECTIVE: The newest guidelines for the treatment of ADHD call for the formation of an individualized treatment plan based on collaboration. Because the process of collaboration requires the communication of desired outcomes, the authors' goal is to exami ...
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Journal articleJournal of Family Social Work · June 29, 2001
Recommendations and implications of the Pew Health Professions Commission's fourth and final report emphasized the importance of developing interdisciplinary competencies for health professionals (Bellack & O'Neil, 2000). Headrick and Moore (1999) reported ...
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Journal articleAcademic Psychiatry · June 1, 2000
The authors describe an approach for teaching system-of-care concepts to third-year medical students during their psychiatry clerkship. All students participated in a child and adolescent psychiatry seminar series highlighting these concepts, and four stud ...
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Journal articleJ Abnorm Child Psychol · December 1997
This paper describes four studies on self-reported problems in 2,243 adolescent males and females, 12 to 17 years of age. In Study 1, principal-axis factoring of 102 items covering 11 problem domains revealed six factors comprising 49.5% of the variance. S ...
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Journal articleJ Genet Psychol · September 1989
The purpose of this study was to examine the prevalence and correlates (demographic, personality, and academic) of former latchkey status (children unsupervised by an adult after school during their elementary or middle school years) in a college student s ...
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Journal articleChild Youth Care Quarterly · June 1, 1989
The effects of latchkey status on the normal development of children are poorly addressed in the literature. After formulating an operational definition, the prevalence, academic performance, and behavior characteristics of latchkey children were investiga ...
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Journal articleJ Adolesc Health Care · November 1986
The neuroleptic malignant syndrome is an uncommon but occasionally fatal reaction to antipsychotic medication characterized by fever, movement disorder, and stupor. A case is reported of a 16-year-old retarded male who progressed into coma after an injecti ...
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Journal articleCan J Psychiatry · August 1983
A case is presented in which a hyperactive child with secondary enuresis had a dramatic response to both syndromes of methylphenidate therapy. A review of the literature reveals a paucity of controlled studies on the drug treatment of secondary enuresis. A ...
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Journal articleAm Fam Physician · October 1982
Phenothiazines have been responsible for pigmentary changes in the skin (phototoxic reaction) and for pigment deposits in the cornea, lens and retina, which can result in blindness. Reversible agranulocytosis has also been reported with these agents. Psych ...
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