About Our Work with Data Surveillance for Children’s Mental Health
The U.S. has no comprehensive surveillance system for mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders among children, even though these disorders have a high prevalence and cost throughout the life course. Potential benefits of a comprehensive surveillance system are that it would aid in the reporting, tracking and assessment of screening, diagnosis, and early intervention for mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders. By detecting risk and delays early, interventions and treatments can be implemented when they are most effective. Likewise, comprehensive surveillance and early detection would allow for improved reporting for scientific, policy and resource allocation purposes.
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