Theme | Subtheme |
---|---|
1. Acknowledging the heterogeneity of needs: the need for a person-centred care approach and flexibility when working with CEN | 1.1. Working with the person not the diagnosis 1.2. Keeping relationships at the core of care 1.3. Staff characteristics needed to deliver this care 1.4. Addressing underlying trauma |
2. ‘Still a diagnosis of exclusion’: Exploring the healthcare provider level barriers to providing care | 2.1. Provider fear of the risks associated with complex emotional needs 2.2. Staff feelings of hopelessness to help and create change 2.3. The challenge of working in a culture of stigma and labelling 2.4. The need to mitigate these barriers through supporting staff. |
3. Understanding the exclusionary culture: exploring the system-based barriers to providing care for CEN | 3.1. The inaccessible and limited availability of services 3.2. The lack of specialist training to help staff support service users with CEN 3.3. Poor resourcing and lack of funding |