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THE FINANCIAL — Researchers have outlined 14 steps that schools, mental health services and policymakers can take to help children and young people whose mental health has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The team at King’s College London and Oxford University found that the COVID-19 pandemic has had multiple effects on children and young people in the UK through their education and daily life, including challenges around social isolation, academic pressures, adjusting to online learning and coping with reopening of schools, University of Oxford notes. They also say there has been s...
Researchers have outlined 14 steps that schools, mental health services and policymakers can take to help children and young people whose mental