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“We’re in Good Hands There.” - Acceptance, Barriers and Facilitators of a Primary Care-based Health Coaching Programme for Children With Mental Health Problems: A Qualitative Study (Prima-quo)

2020-06-25

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><bold>Background:</bold>About 17 % of children aged 3-17 years are affected by a mental health problem (MHP). Office-based paediatricians are the first in line to be contacted. Nevertheless, even for less severely affected patients, referral rates to specialised care are constantly high. A major statutory health insurance fund introduced a Health Coaching (HC) programme, including a tra...

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