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EPP0960 Evidence- based psychotherapeutic interventions for youngpeoplewithmentaldisorders:asystematicreview N. Camilleri1*, A. Saliba1, E. Vousoura2, T. Prevender3, H. LöfflerStastka4, E. Saliba1, D. Vella Fondcaro1, R. Sacco5, S. MarkovskaSimoska6,4, Hochgerner4, B. Tudor Tulbure7, L.-J. Garcia-Lopez8, R. Ulberg9, S. Poulsen10 and V. Gergov11 1MentalHealthMalta,ChildandAdolescentPsychiatry,Attard,Malta; 2University of Athens, Psychology, Athens, Greece; 3Sigmund Freud University, Psychology, Vienna, Austria; 4Medical University, Psychiatry, Vienna, Austria; 5Mental Health Services, Psychiatry, Attard, Malta; 6Academy of Sciences and Arts of North Macedonia, Psychology, Skopje, Serbia and Montenegro; 7western university of Timsauri, Psychology, Timisauri, Romania; 8UNIVERSITY OF JAEN, DEPARTAMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY, Psychology, Madrid, Spain; 9InstituteofClinicalMedicine,UniversityofOslo,Norway,Psychiatry, Oslo, Norway; 10Department of Psychology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, Psychology, Copenhagen, Denmark and 11University of Helsinki, Finland, Psychology, Helsinki, Finland *Corresponding author. Introduction: Young People (YP) with mental disorders have the highest rates of long-term morbidity and mortality. Mental disorders increase markably in young adulthood: 75% of mental disorders emerge before the age of 25 years but less than half of YP
receive appropriate treatment. Recognizing this public health concern, the European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) funded the “European Network of Individualized Psychotherapy Treatment of Young People with Mental Disorders” (TREATme). Objectives: To conduct systematic literature reviews elucidating the efficacy of psychotherapeutic interventions for YP diagnosed with mental disorders Methods: Systematic reviews on treatment outcomes for psychotherapeutic interventions targeting specific disorders were performed as part of a larger study. Search strings were created for each disorder group and used in Pubmed and PsychInfo databases followingPRISMAguidelines.Inclusionandexclusioncriteriawere createdfollowingthePICOSmodel.Identifiedpaperswereratedby two independent raters per disorder and the final selection made after consensus was reached. Results: Searches identified 14,021 studies on 9 different mental disorders, duplicates removed n=9980. A total of 332 ASD studies identified,15 clinical trials chosen from full text selection criteria, ADHD 497 studies, selected n=14, Substance misuse of 2136 studies, 185 were selected, CD 1381, 27 selected, Table 1. The preliminary results from 4 systematic reviews will be presented and discussed. Conclusions: The findings inform which psychotherapeutic interventionshavestrongestevidenceonbeingeffectiveforthesemental disorders in YP. Conflict of interest: No Keywords young people; mental disorders; psychotherapy; Systematic Review