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The concern was instigated by Lisa Stone Pritzker, who, with her husband John Pritzker, helped fund the building - named in honor of John's sister, who died by suicide at age 24, in 1972. Parnassus Heights, with its white hillside towers, is very different from the Pritzker Building's neighborhood of Dogpatch, which used to be dominated by industrial buildings and workers' housing built along bayside docks, but which has been undergoing a change. BUILDING TYPE STUDY 1,043 HEALTH CARE THE NANCY FRIEND PRITZKER Psychiatry Building celebrates this branch of medical practice as worthy of high design. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on Hull's, England, initiative to keep more children within the city by improving local care facilities. Topics discussed include the city's strategy for enhancing care quality and infrastructure; the collaborative approach with various partners to support children's needs; and the significant reduction in children placed outside Hull due to these efforts.

The article aims to provide a brief summary of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidelines on diagnosis and management of ADHD in adults, young people and children. It mentions that attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as a heterogeneous disorder characterised by the core symptoms of hyperactivity, impulsivity and inattentiveness which as excessive for a person's age or level of overall development.

The article focuses on John Pearce, the new president of the Association of Directors of Children's Services, who identifies children's mental health as the biggest issue in the social care sector, emphasizing the overwhelming demand for child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) and the need for an effective system that provides more options for GPs beyond just referring children to CAMHS.

The author offers observation on challenges facing councils in the United Kingdom (UK) due to financial cuts elsewhere in the public sector. Topics discussed include problems with local housing allowance, role of the Home Office in the council's funding problems, and consequence of the underfunding of children's mental health services.

The article focuses on the final 2020–2021 budget that was spearheaded by politicians Jane Nelson and John Zerwas that includes tha funding bill for insfrastructure development including public schools. It also mentions that bill also included funding for Medicaid, transportation, Texas Infrastructure Resiliency Fund and behavioral health.

The article offers information that white paper provides councils new powers in all-academy school system. It mentions that United Kingdom's Department for Education has the opportunity with this white paper to create a clarity and alignment between roles and responsibilities, along with also provides new legal framework for an all academy system.

The article discusses the issue on the mental health services for adolescents and children. Topics discussed include the barriers on delivering the services to patients, the use of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and mental health screening for determining the depression in adolescents and ADHD symptoms, and the impact of the medication adherence on the mental health of adolescents.

Dramatic reductions in local authority funding and pressure on trusts to save money are leading to major job losses in the Midlands. Tamsin Snow reports. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Most community nurses working in rural areas clock up a lot of hours in the car, but not many time their home visits around ferry schedules -- or go to work in a helicopter. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the response of school nurses in Wales to the rise in incidents of self-harm among school pupils. A report published by the Welsh government recommends that the Welsh Assembly Government create an action plan to ensure that specialist children and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) are available to all young people.

The article discusses the study which compares the mental health of children living in foster care and general community. It investigates the mental health problems and use of mental health services among children and adolescents. It concludes that children living in foster care experience higher rate of mental health problems that children in general community. In addition, most of them do not receive professional help.