South London and Maudsley
NHS Trust• CAMHS community practitioners will ensure Community Care Plans are reviewed by young people and their families, with changes audited and reviewed quarterly. • Staff will be reminded to routinely provide written guidance, and a survey will be conducted to confirm its availability. • An Emergency and Developing Crisis Protocol has been established and shared with relevant parties.
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requirement in their monthly Performance Meetings and progress will be reviewed at the CAMHS Directorate Operational Governance meeting each Quarter: 2 Young Person's Engagement A striking element of the Coroner's finding was the extent to which, whilst there had evidently been good communications between professionals involved in Katy'$s care, there were opportunities missed to hear Katy's thoughts and views CAMHS community practitioners will ensure that the Community Care Plan proposed is reviewed by the Young Person and their family and then either agreed, or changed, within working weeks The number of Community Care Plans changed, following challenge or appeal will be audited and performance considered by CAMHS Directorate Operational Governance meeting each Quarter.
3. Guidance to Young People, their Parents Carers All CAMHS community services provide clear written guidance to Young People their families and other agencies on how to seek help from CAMHS and other services_ We will remind all staff to make this information available routinely and will conduct a survey with service user, carers and parents in January 2019 to assure the CAMHS Directorate operational management teams that the information is being made available_ Southwark now has an Emergency and Developing Crisis Protocol, which has been widely shared with GPs, schools counsellors, Young People and their families; copy is attached_