Child development and mental health are complex interwoven processes influenced by biological, environmental, and cultural factors. This interrelationship can change with time, necessitating adjustment of the use and availability of health resources. To know which adjustments are necessary, and to what extent, proper knowledge and insights about the prevailing situation are needed. In The Lancet Psychiatry, David Gyllenberg and colleagues¹ provide some insights into these questions by exploring the incidence of psychiatric diagnosis in two Finnish birth cohorts—one born in 1987, the other in 1997—that were followed up from age 12 years to age 18 years.

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儿童期精神病诊断和服务使用增加

儿童发育和心理健康是受生物学，环境和文化因素影响的复杂交织过程。这种相互关系会随着时间而变化，因此有必要调整卫生资源的使用和可用性。要知道哪些调整是必要的，以及在什么程度上需要对当前情况进行适当的了解和了解。在《柳叶刀精神病学》中，David Gyllenberg及其同事¹通过探讨两个芬兰出生队列中的精神病诊断的发生率（其中一个出生于1987年，另一个出生于1997年）对这些问题提供了一些见解，并从12岁到18岁进行了随访。年。