Note that these are children who get into the health care system. So, the problem is not that they never walked in the door. These are cases where they got in the door and something didn't take place once they arrived. We were concerned. I am going to give you some of the major findings from the study that can help us formulate the kinds of important messages we need to better reach our targets.
Doctors see a lot of children come in.
So, they think that these problems are relatively common. Parents think them less so. Only 22 percent of parents in this survey said that they were actually concerned that their child might have a mental health problem. Again, this is a national, representative sample. Twenty-two percent had concerns about their own child's mental health.