“Objectively terrifying”: a qualitative study of youth’s experiences of transitions out of child and adolescent mental health services at age 18

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RT @Dr_Gorter: "#Transition pathways, co-designed with #youth and caregivers, should be developed to guide providers in transition best pra…

RT @BMC_series: In this article https://t.co/8qOSadTlAr published by @ClevKristin in #BMCPsychiatry youths have shared their experiences wh…

RT @ClevKristin: Youth recommended practices to improve transitions from child to adult #mentalhealth services...importance of communicatio…

RT @ClevKristin: Youth recommended practices to improve transitions from child to adult #mentalhealth services...importance of communicatio…

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