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Furthermore, national guidelines for CAP postgraduate training existed only in Chinese In this survey, we did not expand our questionnaires Taipei Taiwan out of four high-income places to the contents of CAP training, with an assumption in comparison to three middle-income countries that limited numbers of included countries and areas Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand. Shortage of CAP specialists was apparent, despite local needs, from the data of all countries and areas except for Mongolia data not reported.

Sixteen countries and areas estimated minimal numbers of Ethics required CAP specialists, which varied from two in Ethical approval was not required, as we engaged in Brunei to in China. In eight of the 17 included organizing generally publically available information countries and areas, a national child and adolescent known to the consortium members, who were con- mental health policy was available.

With regards to tributors on this report. It is Philippines to 30 in South Korea ; a national CAP reported that stigma delays help-seeking and thus society 10 countries and areas ; and national CAP prevents early detection and intervention, both of scientific journals two countries and areas. We guidelines were available for CAP training in 16 of 19 hope that studies such as ours might help to start European countries in which CAP postgraduate train- such a process in the immediate future.

Further- the Far East can afford to send trainees to other coun- more, there were limited numbers of national CAP tries, mostly Australia, the UK, and the USA — where societies; national scientific journals specialized in CAP training is systematized. These results imply inconsis- systems in these countries and areas may not always tent and fragmented training systems within indi- be applicable for the initiation of CAP training vidual countries and areas.

Funding is likely a systems in the Far East region given cultural differ- contributing factor to these results and thus is a ences and the potential unavailability of evidence- pivotal issue for the commencement or improvement based, modern treatments and diagnostic methods, of CAP training in the Far East region.

Of note, with sharing knowledge and skills between countries can diminishing state funds and funds from the National be a good start to planning services in this region. In Institute of Mental Health, funding is also a challeng- the face of limited availability of overseas experi- ing issue in North America where CAP training is well ences, video-conferencing technology can also facili- established. Recruitment will be an CAP as a subspecialty and existence of systematized inevitable issue to address in developing CAP training training did not necessarily depend on income levels in the Far East region, given the persistent shortage of of the included countries and areas.

For example, child and adolescent psychiatrists. Alternatively, allied CAP remained unrecognized as a subspecialty, and professionals general practitioners, advanced prac- there were no national guidelines for CAP training in tice nurses and others could be trained to address some of the high-income countries, such as Japan basic mental health needs of children and families.

Available in Chinese. Such an approach has ing across the Far East region by facilitating interna- proven to be successful in some countries in South tional collaboration in CAP training and research in America.

Lifetime prevalence of and age-of-onset distri- the formation of a Consortium, there may also be a butions of DSM-IV disorders in the national comorbidity lack of uniformity and reliability in how the ques- survey replication.

Psychiatry ; — tions are answered. It is also possible that current CMAJ ; from the data reported by senior academic child and — Given that our 3. Treated prevalence of survey included countries and areas in which paucity and mental health services received by children and ado- of CAP training systems and subsequent lack of key lescents in 42 low-and-middle-income countries.

Child informants were evident, however, it might be appro- Psychol. Psychiatry ; — Thomas C, Holzer C. The continuing shortage of child and data. More importantly, most of our contributors adolescent psychiatrists. Child Adolesc. Rothenberger A. Child and adolescent psychiatry training in Europe: Differences and challenges in harmonization.

It is important to emphasize that there are large Eur. Sexson SB. Overview of training in the twenty-first century. Therefore, rather than attempt- 7.

Epidemiology of child ing to integrate CAP training systems across the Far and adolescent mental health disorders in Asia. East countries and areas, training systems may Opin. McClure M, Shirataki S. Child psychiatry in Japan.

Despite these limitations, the strengths of our 9. McClure GM. Child and family psychiatry in China. Is there a role for child psychiatry in Vietnam?

Psychiatry ; and that it reflects fairly comprehensive information — The Far Wong CK. Child psychiatry in Hong Kong; overview. East has a long way to reach their expectations for N. Growing wealth and training. In this new era, however, this stagnation growing pains: Child and adolescent psychiatry in Hong must be changed. Australas Psychiatry ; move forward for the sake of children and adoles- — The practice of child Care for and adolescent psychiatry: A survey of early-career psy- the seafarers: A review of mental health in Austronesia.

Child Adolesc Psychiatry Ment. Health Asia Pac Psychiatry ; 5: — Skokauskas N, Belfer M. Global child mental health: What Sexson S. Overview of training in the 21st century. Child can we learn from countries with limited financial Adolesc. Psychiatry ; 2: 45— Stigma in child and adolescent ber Who wants to mental health problems and their families. Policy become a child psychiatrist?