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Purpose: This study aims to investigate the socio-demographic characteristics of the incidents followed in the child psychiatric clinic due to the health care decision, the causes of health care, psychiatric diagnosis and risk factors. In our clinic from March 2018 to January 2021 the socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of the events followed due to health care, the characteristics of the parents, the measurement decisions and the causes have been reviewed backward. Results: The study included 135 children (55.6 percent of girls) with an average age of 12.3±4.2 years. 17.0% of the cases found that they did not continue to study, and only 21.5% did not receive a psychiatric diagnosis. The most common diagnoses are post-traumatic stress disorder (14.1%), attention deficiency hyperactivity disorder (11.1%). 1), behavioral disorder (11.1%) and major depressive disorder (11.1%) were identified. Day-to-day education abandonment (P=0,000), irregular school continuation (p=0.031), abuse victim (p=0.033) and psychiatric diagnosis (p=0.019) were significantly common in higher age groups. In parents and mothers, psychopathology was at 25.2% and 21.5% respectively. The presence of psychopathology in one of the parents was found associated with a higher rate of domestic abuse (p=0.002) and care care measures (p=0.007) decisions. The result: Our study shows the presence of high levels of psychological disorders diagnosed in children followed by a precautionary decision, distraction from school life and disorders in family functionality. Studies conducted with the aim of determining the protective factors that affect the mental health of these children are limited. It is important that the policies to be developed in this area are preventive and protective, and that they are planned in a way that covers the whole society.

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