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08 October 2014 - The Lancet - Mental Health Interventions in Schools

The number of school-aged children and young people experiencing mental health problems has been estimated at between 8 to 18%, with many more experiencing varying degrees of psychological distress.

Web URL: Please read the free full text editorial and underpinning research papers on The Lancet website here

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Please find the underpinning reasearch papers here

Fazel et al, 2014 - Mental health interventions in schools in low-income and middle-income countries

Fazel et al, 2014 - Mental health interventions in schools in high-income countries


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Such disorders in children often persist into adult life, and may negatively affect academic achievement, relationships, and work. This Series in The Lancet Psychiatry examines the unique role that schools can play in delivering treatment for mental health problems to children, as well as universal mental health promotion. One paper focuses on interventions in high-income countries, and the other on those in low-income countries, with a podcast in which the author of both reviews is interviewed about current mental health provision and the practicalities of implementing more services in schools across the world.

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