How do parents within the Orthodox Jewish community experience accessing a community Child and Adolescent mental health service
@inproceedings{Rowland2016HowDP, title={How do parents within the Orthodox Jewish community experience accessing a community Child and Adolescent mental health service}, author={G Rowland}, year={2016} }
Previous research suggests that children of minority groups may be underserved by
mainstream services (Elster, Jarosik, VanGeest & Fleming, 2003). There has been
an identified need for research that focuses on barriers to accessing services faced
by minority groups, such as the Orthodox Jewish community (Dogra, Singh,
Svirdzenka & Vostansis, 2012). Given that parents are often the gate-keepers to
care (Stiffman, Pescosolido & Cabassa, 2004), understanding their help-seeking
behaviour is…
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