I have been hearing from others about the support they have received during lock down. Obviously no one has received any face to face support, but lots of people have received telephone and online support. I am frustrated that the CAMHS service who are supporting my son, Nottinghamshire NHS Foundation Trust have not provided anything at all. There has been no telephone support, no offer of online support and we can't even access the CAMHS service to collect prescriptions, they have to post them which takes for ever. I understand that after three months of lockdown Nottinghamshire NHS Foundation Trust CAMHS are starting to experiment with Microsoft Teams for the delivery of assessment and treatment. The thing I can't get my head around is why it has taken three months for this to happen. Once lockdown happened, everything moved online very quickly, hospital, services, etc so why has it taken an NHS trust three months to get its act together and what does that say about the importance it places on supporting vulnerable children and their families?
"Access to support during lock down"
About: Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust / Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services – Community(County) Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services – Community(County) Nottingham NG3 6AA
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Update posted by Burton Dad (a service user) 3 years ago