R Sippy, L Efstathopoulou, E Simes, M Davis, S Howell, B Morris, O Owrid, N Stoll, A Moore, P Fonagy
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Aims Developing integrated mental health services that focus on the needs of children and young people is a key policy goal in England. The THRIVE Framework and its associated implementation programme, i-THRIVE, are now used in areas covering over 65% of England’s children. This study explores the experiences of staff involved with the i-THRIVE programme, assesses its effectiveness, and examines how local system working relationships influence the programme’s success.