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Table 2 Levels, categories, and subcategories in the tentative model of perceived problems concerning the care and support of children and youth with mental ill health

From: Exploring stakeholders’ perceived problems associated with the care and support of children and youth with mental ill health in Sweden: a qualitative study

 

Resources and governance

Collaboration and co-ordination

Knowledge and competence

Stigma and confidence

Societal level

Lack of governance from a national/political perspective

Regional differences

 

Lack of knowledge in society

Stigma in society

Organizational level

Long waiting times

Lack of resources

Insufficient management

Problems with competence acquisition and development

Lack of co-ordination and lack of consensus between organizations

Being passed around between stakeholders

Troublesome working methods

Troublesome sharing of confidential information

Lack of knowledge of each other’s assignments

Lack of knowledge within a group/organization

Stigma among professionals

Lack of trust between organizations

Unprofessional behaviour and denigration

Individual level

Need to fight to get help

Lack of support to relatives

Lack of individual perspective

Lack of knowledge about where to seek help

Low trust in adults and care among young people

Not utilizing the relatives as resources

Negative influence of relatives