ArticleFrontiers in child and adolescent psychiatry2026
Youth post-discharge recovery and family adjustment after inpatient mental health treatment - study protocol for the longitudinal mixed-methods ReCoVer study.
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Reintegration, Coping, and Care of Families After Inpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Treatment
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Background: High readmission rates after child and adolescent inpatient treatment point to underrecognized issues in the post-discharge period. With a shift towards early reintegration in youth mental health care, the family environment youth return to is of particular importance for post-discharge outcomes, but there is currently a knowledge gap on family-level risk and protective factors in this context. Caregiver burden may act as a crucial mechanism linking family context to youth recovery. Methods and design: The ReCoVer study investigates caregivers' perspectives on family care and youth mental health following inpatient psychiatric treatment (minimum 24-hour stay) of youth aged 7-21 in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. In a mixed-methods design, ReCoVer combines a longitudinal panel survey with semi-structured interviews. Caregivers of youth who received inpatient mental health treatment (target Discussion: Results from this study are expected to provide insights into family challenges and their associations with youth mental health in the immediate and medium-term post-discharge period. Clinical Trial Registration: https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06865573, NCT06865573.
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