Analysis of Teens with Mental Health Issues

Community Need Assessment: Teens with Mental Health Issues
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Teens with Mental Health Issues
Introduction
It is improbable to assume how mental health issues in society affect the nature of the population—especially when an adolescent group is the most affected population segment. However, the prevalence of mental health conditions—particularly teens mental health issues—has ominously risen in the United States. Thus, it causes a lot of concern since the most influenced section of the U.S population is one of the groups upon which national future and hope are bestowed. General, mental healthiness concerns occur among young persons in roughly a similar manner or less uniform than among other ages. Besides, teens' psychological wellbeing illnesses are a factual matter of concern, comparatively common, and responsive to intervention or treatment. Like Obstetrician–gynecologists, who typically attend to teenage patients, health professionals are exceedingly likely to understand juveniles and young females with single or more psychological health syndromes. Some of the disorders might cause interference with a patient's capability to articulate or comprehend their health issues and suitably adhere to suggested treatment.
In a notch, in every five teens ages nine to seventeen, at least one presently has a diagnosable mental wellbeing syndrome that results in some level of impairment. One in a count of ten bears a mental illness that causes substantial impairment (Gunnell, Kidger & Elvidge, 2018). Unfortunately, about a third of the affected youths get the essential treatment. Mood and anxiety syndromes have a likely chance of between two and three to be prevalent amongst female teenagers, unlike among their male counterparts. However, the reverse is actual for concern discrepancy disorder. I reside in Hennepin County, Minnesota. The county hosts immigrants from various ethnic groups. The majority of the people living in Hennepin County are Whites (74 percent). The Black population is the second majority, standing at about 13.8 percent (U.S Census Bureau, 2020). Approximately 5.8 percent of individuals below the age of 65 lack health coverage. Hennepin County enjoys good financial flow; there are numerous industries in the environs. Based on the 2019 financial audit, the county's per capita revenue was at USD 45,768. A demonstration that the population enjoys a sufficient monetary stream.
However, the health problem among teenagers is essential because it might result in several mental health conditions, including psychoses, Schizophrenia, dementia, and other mental wellness issues which intrude at growth, such as autism. Henceforth, it is similarly meaningful for the public health department to assess the community on a similar situation and design measures to warrant our community's better surroundings. Hence, this research shall engage the clarifications regarding the prevalence of mental health among teens, available community resources to avert psychological health issues and obstacles, and executing the Web of Causation to clarify the issue. Again, public health involvements, methodologies to d...