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. 2024 Apr 25;27(1):e300991. doi: 10.1136/bmjment-2024-300991

Table 1.

Participant characteristics (n=98)

Young person (n=28) Parent (n=19)
Gender Female=20 Female=16
Age: mean years (SD, range) 15.8 (1.07, 13–17) 49.1 (6.63, 37–62)
13–15=7
16–17=21
Ethnicity White: English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or British=19 White: English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or British=12
Non-white=9 Non-white=7
Admission type At-distance=21 At-distance=11
Near home=7 Near home=8
Previous admissions Yes=10 Relationship to young person Biological parent=17
Diagnosis at admission (frequency; could have >1 diagnosis) Neurodivergent condition=6
Mood disorders=13
Anxiety=8
Eating disorder=5
Emotional dysregulation ≤5
Psychotic disorders ≤5
Other=5
Living arrangements Biological mother only=6
Both parents=17
In care/not with parents/relatives ≤5
Unknown ≤5
Healthcare professional (n=51)
 Role Community-based consultant in child and adolescent psychiatry=19
Inpatient-based consultant in child and adolescent psychiatry=17
Mental health commissioner=4
Clinical nurse lead/senior nurse/specialist nurse=4
Private sector consultant in child and adolescent psychiatry=3
Inpatient ward manager=2
Care coordinator=1
Case manager=1