The Central Role of Relationships to Trauma-Informed Integrated Care for Children and Youth

Jonathan D. Brown, Melissa A. King and Lawrence S. Wissow

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Abstract: Primary care plays an essential role in the primary and secondary prevention of children’s mental health problems.

Keywords: integrated care; primary care; trauma-informed care; communications (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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