Trends in Children's Mental Health Flashcards

1
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How many children (aged 5-19) had a mental disorder?

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1 in 8

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How many children (aged 5-19) had an emotional disorder?

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1 in 12 (8%)

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How many children (aged 5-19) had a behavioural disorder?

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1 in 20 (4.6%)

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How many children (aged 5-19) had another disorder?

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1 in 50 (2.%)

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5
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How many children (aged 5-19) had a hyperactivity disorder?

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1 in 60 (1.6%)

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6
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What are the typical characteristics of young people with a disorder?

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White / low income / poor general health / unhealthy family function / parental mental health / parental beliefs

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7
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What is an emotional disorder?

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Anxiety (7%) or depressive disorders (2%)

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8
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What is a behavioural disorder?

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Disruptive and violent behaviour where social norms, the rights of others or rules are violated

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What do behavioural disorders lead to?

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Antisocial personality disorder or substance abuse disorders in adulthood

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What is a hyperactivity disorder?

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Patterns of inattention, impulsivity and hyperactivity

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What where the other disorder’s in the NHS research?

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Autism, eating disorders and tics

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According to Collishaw, what has changed in mental health over time?

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Diagnosis of emotional and antisocial behaviour disorders has changed (both increased and decreased)

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13
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Why has the prevlance of MH in children changed over time?

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Changes in reporting / changes in vulnerability (AHDH due to premature) / changes in family life (separation) / bullying / educational changes

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14
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What are the 3 types of prevalence? explain the difference.

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Point: specific moment in time
Period: any point during a given period
Lifetime: at some point in life

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15
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Which gender is more likely to suffer at a younger age and which gender is more likely to suffer at an older age?

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Younger = boys
Older = girls
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16
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At approximately what age do anxiety, impulse control, substance use and mood disorder emerge?

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Anx. = 11 / Impulse = 11 / Substance = 20 / Mood = 30

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17
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What is the prevalence of any mental disorder, worldwide?

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13.4%

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18
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What are 4 consequences of childhood mental health problems?

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Social functioning, educational outcomes, persists into adulthood, suicide

19
Q

What 2 scales measure the burden of mental health problems?

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Disability adjusted life years (DALY) / Years lived with disability (YLD)

20
Q

What is the DALY score for 0-24 year olds, worldwide?

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55.5 million

21
Q

What is the YLD score for 0-24 year olds, worldwide?

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54.2 million

22
Q

In what type of country is mental health more a burden?

A

High income countries

23
Q

What does Erskine’s research about the burden of mental health suggest?

A

That the burden is increasing in low-income countries

24
Q

What is the best method for measuring trends in childhood mental health?

A

To directly compare cohorts, where data was collected using the same methods at different points in time

25
Q

Looking at trends in MH in England, which disorder has had the biggest rise?

A

Emotional disorders

26
Q

What was the trend of depression in the US, since 1991, according to Twenge’s research?

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It was stable until 2009, when depression spiked - exclusively by females

27
Q

What are depressive symptoms associated with?

A

Technology

28
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What are low depressive symptoms associated with?

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Reading, religious activities, sports, exercise, in person interaction

29
Q

What are the highest depressive symptoms associated with?

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Low real life social interaction and high social media interaction

30
Q

According to Xu, what has happened to the trend in ADHD overtime?

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Increased

31
Q

What could be the cause for the increase in ADHD diagnosis?

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Broadened criteria / more medical awareness / improved access to care / drug use / survival of premature births

32
Q

According to Poancxyk, the biggest prediction of prevalence rates is due to..?

A

Methodological factors

33
Q

According to Poancxyk, the lowest prediction of prevalence rates is due to..?

A

Geographical location and year of study

34
Q

In Le’s study, what Vietnam cohort had the most prevalent MH problems?

A

2009/10 (as opposed to 2003/4)

35
Q

According to the Good Child Report, as well as MH disorders on the rise, there is a decrease in..?

A

Childhood life satisfaction

36
Q

What might explain changes in trends in childhood MH?

A

Shift in how problems are perceived and reported / shift in threshold for rating disorders / over-pathologising

37
Q

In Collishaw’s model, what four factors are influencing the changes in MH trends?

A

Individual vulnerability / Familial factors / Extra-familial factors / Socio-cultural factors

38
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In Collishaw’s model, what is an individual vulnerability factor?

A

Increased survival

39
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In Collishaw’s model, what is a familial factor?

A

Changes in family compositions

40
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In Collishaw’s model, what is an extra-familial factor?

A

Increases in academic pressures / bullying

41
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In Collishaw’s model, what is a socio-cultural factor?

A

Technology changes / health inequalities

42
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What do health inequalities show?

A

That the MH gap between advantaged and disadvantaged children is getting bigger (getting worse)

43
Q

What is poverty associated with?

A

Poorer child MH

44
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According to sellers, what 3 MH outcomes have gotten worse in recent cohorts?

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Boys and girls aged 7: social functioning problems, passing exams, poorer adult MH