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Towards a product derivation process reference model for software product line organisations (2010)

O'Leary, Pádraig

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Towards a resolution of terrorism using game theory coalitions, negotiations and audience costs (2003)

Keet, C. Maria

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Towards adaptive compliance (2016)

García-Galán, Jesús; Pasquale, Liliana; Grispos, George; Nuseibeh, Bashar

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Towards agile product derivation in software product line engineering (2009)

O'Leary, Pádraig; Mc Caffery, Fergal; Richardson, Ita; Thiel, Steffen

Irish Research Council for Science Engineering and Technology

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Towards an appreciation of the place and potential of computer games in education (2011)

Maher, John

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Towards an evidence-based understanding of electronic data sources (2010)

Chen, Lianping; Ali Babar, Muhammad; Zhang, He

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Towards an improvement in aneurysm assessment: coupling 3D reconstruction tools with engineering know-how (2009)

Doyle, Barry J.; McGloughlin, Timothy M.

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Towards an integrative model of creativity and innovation in organizations: a psychological perspective. (2007)

O'Shea, Deirdre; Buckley, Finian

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Towards an understanding of physical activity in people with chronic low back pain (2013)

Griffin, Derek William

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Towards an understanding of the measurement of individual progression in adult guidance (2009)

Hearne, Lucy

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Towards an understanding of the propensity for crystalline hydrate formation by molecular compounds (2016)

Bajpai, Alankriti; Scott, Hayley S.; Pham, Tony; Chen, Kai-Jie; Space, Brian; Lusi, Mat...

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Towards behavior elaboration and synthesis using modes (2010)

Shokry, Hesham

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Towards better understanding of agile values in global software development (2006)

Agerfalk, Par J.

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Towards context-specific software process selection,tailoring, and composition (2014)

Rong, Guoping; Boehm, Barry; Kuhrmann, Marco; Tian, Evelyn; Lian, Shijun; Richardson, Ita

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Towards early intervention for youth mental health in primary care: a mixed methods investigation (2015)

Leahy, Dorothy

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Towards early intervention for youth mental health in primary care: a qualitative study in two deprived urban areas (2012)

Schaffalitzky, Elizabeth; Armstrong, Claire; Leahy, Dorothy; Cullen, Walter; Bury, Gera...

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Towards early intervention for youth mental health in primary care: a qualitative study of service provider perspectives in two deprived urban areas (2013)

Leahy, Dorothy; Schaffalitzky, Elizabeth; Bury, Gerard; Davis, Rachel; Dooley, Barbara;...

Towards early intervention for youth mental health in primary care: a qualitative study of service provider perspectives in two deprived urban areas (2013)

Leahy, Dorothy; Schaffalitzky, Elizabeth; Bury, Gerard; Davis, Rachel; Dooley, Barbara; Gavin, Blanaid; Keane, Rory; Keenan, Eamon; Latham, Linda; Meagher, David; McGory, Pat; McNicholas, Fiona; O'Connor, Ray; O'Dea, Ellen; O'Kane, Veronica; O'Toole, Thomas P.; Reilly, Edel; Ryan, Patrick; Sanci, Lena; Smyth, Bobby P.

Abstract:

Aims: Early intervention in youth mental health is increasingly viewed as easier, cheaper and more effective than traditional approaches to care. GPs, as the healthcare professional most often consulted by young people, have a central role in early detection of youth mental health and addiction disorders. However, international data suggests many young people have concerns bringing these issues to their GP, and GPs themselves experience difficulty identifying and treating mental health issues. The aim of this study is to gain an understanding of the experience of youth mental health and addiction treatment in two deprived urban areas to inform future early intervention practice development. Methods: Semi-structured interviews were recorded with 37 healthcare professionals. Inductive thematic analysis was carried out using QSR NVivo 9. Results: ‘Context’ suggests youth mental health issues are considerably influenced by wider societal context and local factors (e.g. family). Interven...