WP 4 Country profile and policies

The CAMHEE country profiles questionnaires provide an overview of the available infrastructures, policies and programmes for children and adolescent’s mental health (CAMH) at the country or regional level. The questionnaires includes questions about the services and care available for children and adolescents as well as mental health promotion and mental disorder prevention activity.
The CAMHEE country profiles are filled by 14 European Countries (Belgiu, Bulgaria, England, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Spain).

CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire BELGIUM.pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire BULGARY.pdf
CAMHEE wp4 Questionnaire CATALUNYA (Spain).pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire ENGLAND.pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire ESTONIA.pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire FINLAND.pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire HEIDELBERG (Germany).pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire HUNGARY.pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire LATVIA.pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire LITHUANIA.pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire NORWAY.pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire POLAND.pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire ROMANIA.pdf
CAMHEE WP4 Questionnaire SLOVENIA.pdf

WP4 will monitor the available infrastructures, policies and programmes for CAMH and develop country profiles for each European partner country. It will be developed in collaboration with the EC financed project IMHPA. Country expert groups will be created and be involved in gathering the information on country situations. The work package will: develop indicators on infrastructures for mental health and MHP and MDP for children and adolescents; develop and test a questionnaire sensitive to all partner countries to assess the situation; develop country expert groups for mental health of children and adolescents; gather information to construct country profiles for each partner country. Methodology used will include document analysis; secondary data analysis and critical discussions in the expert group; develop an Internet information-mapping system (building on existing software of the EC financed project IMHPA) with all the country information; enter all the country infrastructural information in the information system; develop a public health report of the country profiles outlining available prevention and promotion infrastructures, programmes and policies for CAMH; develop an analysis of the situation at the European level and recommendations for policy and infrastructure development for CAMH.