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Question 1.

How important are the following when trying to access services? On a scale of 1 not important and 5 seen as very important.

At the main place where the service is usually delivered
A choice of place (e.g. a community building, school, GP surgery, home)
Easy to get to by public transport
Where there is easy car parking
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Question 2.

How important is the availability of the following?
On a scale of 1 not important and 5 seen as very important

Information/support/guidance about mental health issues available online
Information/support/guidance available by telephone
Information/support/guidance available in person
A range of opening times
A choice of appointment days
This is required
Question 3.

How important is having an appointment at the following times?
On a scale of 1 not important and 5 seen as very important.

During the day (9-5 pm)
At the weekend (Saturday)
Early evening (5-7pm)
After school/college (3:30-5 pm)
This is required
Question 4.

Where would you prefer to receive treatment?
On a scale of 1 not important and 5 seen as very important?

Home
School/college
Clinic or hospital base
GP practice
Local community
This is required
Question 5.

Where do you think people should be able to access information when they are first worried about their mental health?
On a scale of 1 not important and 5 seen as very important.

Childrens' centres
Hospitals
GP practices
Faith groups
Online
Telephone
Schools/college
Community clubs/youth centre
This is required
Question 6.

How important do you think the following types of staff are to providing a good service?
On a scale of 1 not important and 5 seen as very important.

Specialist doctors
GPs
Nurses
Therapists
Care workers
Mentors
Family support workers
Teams of mixed staff
This is required
Question 7.

Would you recommend Enfield CAMHS services to your family and friends?

Question 8.

What are the three most important things that helped you obtain mental health services in Enfield?

Question 9.

What are the three most important things to think about when someone moves from a children's service to a young adult service?

Question 10.

If there is £500k to invest in existing services or to expand services. What are your mental health priorities? Please rank 1 to 7 in the order of importance. Number 1 is your top priority.


1 of 8 - Support during a crisis . Select to start reordering
Support during a crisis
2 of 8 - Prevent Self-Harm and repeat self-harm. Select to start reordering
Prevent Self-Harm and repeat self-harm
3 of 8 - Early Years work (under fives). Select to start reordering
Early Years work (under fives)
4 of 8 - Early intervention (when symptoms first appear). Select to start reordering
Early intervention (when symptoms first appear)
5 of 8 - Public information/Raise awareness about mental health. This is a new initiative.. Select to start reordering
Public information/Raise awareness about mental health. This is a new initiative.
6 of 8 - Reduce CAMHS waiting times (50% of young people for generic CAMHS wait over 5 weeks for an appointment) . This is a new initiative.. Select to start reordering
Reduce CAMHS waiting times (50% of young people for generic CAMHS wait over 5 weeks for an appointment) . This is a new initiative.
7 of 8 - Web based solutions e.g. web sites where young people can communicate their problems and seek counsellor/therapist’s assistance. This is a new service.. Select to start reordering
Web based solutions e.g. web sites where young people can communicate their problems and seek counsellor/therapist’s assistance. This is a new service.
8 of 8 - Other, please list. Select to start reordering
Other, please list
This is required