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Table 2 Responses to closed-ended questions

From: ‘The current mental health status of children and young people with JIA, and their wider family’: a charity partner collaboration survey

Does your hospital team have access to mental health support services for you or your child/young person if you need them?

 Yes

116 (40%)

 No

22 (8%)

 Unaware

153 (53%)

Total

291 (100%)

Have you or your child/young person been offered access to mental health support services during appointments for JIA?

 Yes

106 (36%)

 No

157 (54%)

 Not sure

28 (10%)

Total

291 (100%)

If no, did you or you child/young person get mental health support from somewhere else?

 Yes

28 (20%)

 No

71 (50%)

 Have not needed mental health support

42 (30%)

Total

141

If you are a parent/carer do you think your family’s mental health has been impacted by your child or young person’s diagnosis? (respondents could select for both parents and siblings Y/N and not sure)

 Yes impact on parents

218 (82%)

 Yes, impact on siblings

126 (47%)

 No impact on parents

18 (7%)

 No impact on siblings

19 (7%)

 Not sure

26 (10%)

If yes to PARENTS, have you been able to access relevant and suitable mental health support?

 Yes

31 (14%)

 No

59 (27%)

 I have not tried to access support

100 (46%)

 Did not answer

28 (13%)

 Comments

27

If yes to SIBLINGS, have you been able to access relevant and suitable mental health support for them?

 Yes

14 (11%)

 No

32 (25%)

 I have not tried to access support

68 (54%)

 Did not answer

12 (10%)

 Comments

10

What is the current situation of you or your child/young person regarding mental health support?

 Waiting to go on a waiting list

25 (9%)

 On a waiting list

30 (10%)

 Being seen

51 (18%)

 Finished care sessions

62 (21%)

 Have not needed mental health support

115 (40%)

 Did not answer

8 (3%)

 Total who answered

283