Development Of New Services Research Articles

How the Japanese workcation embraces digital nomadic work style employees

ABSTRACT In Japan, workcations have gained attention as a way to offset the economic damage caused to inbound tourism by the COVID-19 pandemic. Considering its aims to contribute to the local community and increase interactions with local residents, the Japanese-style workcation can be positioned as a form of digital nomadism that seeks alternatives to existing work styles. This study is based on fieldwork in Tottori Prefecture in Japan and includes interviews and participant observation. It aims to examine (1) national and local government workcation policies, (2) the development of new services and businesses that facilitate workcation, and (3) the process of introducing hybrid work in companies. Japanese-style workcation as a social design can offer solutions to problems such as the concentration of population in cities, ageing population, and declining tourism industry. The work styles and lifestyles suggested by the Japanese-style workcation should continue to be explored as an area where new tourism, social design, and community design overlap. At the same time, incorporating digital nomadism as individualism into the workcation remains a future issue.

A hybrid decision making approach for new service development process of renewable energy investment

This study aims at evaluating new service development (NSD) process of renewable energy investments. A novel fuzzy hybrid multi-criteria decision-making model is then introduced. Firstly, selected criteria are weighted with a multi stepwise weight assessment ratio analysis (M-SWARA) methodology based on bipolar q-rung orthopair fuzzy sets (q-ROFSs) and golden cut. Secondly, balanced scorecard (BSC)-based project network for the NSD process of renewable energy investments is constructed. These alternatives are ranked by using the elimination and choice translating reality (ELECTRE) approach with bipolar q-ROFSs and golden cut. Afterwards, the Project Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) diagram is developed by defining immediate predecessors based on the ranking results. Consequently, different paths are created to understand effective ways to generate NSD process. Our findings will show the crucial processes for the NSD process of renewable energy investments, and the PERT analysis will provide optimal paths to increase the performance of NSD process of the renewable energies. It is concluded that analysis is the most critical NSD process for clean energy investment projects. The findings indicate that the shortest path is defined as Path 2 with 48.6% of the total importance degree. On the other hand, the longest path is determined as Path 1 with 100%. Path 4 has the weakest importance with 65.2% in comparison to Path 3 with 83.4% with respect to the comparison same activity numbers. It is strongly recommended that both technical and financial aspects should be evaluated with necessary research while generating new products. This issue can have a positive contribution to the early solution of any potential problems.

Measuring the Entrepreneurial Mindset: The Motivations behind the Behavioral Intentions of Starting a Sustainable Business

The aim of this study was to investigate the entrepreneurial mindset that underlies the behavioral intentions of starting a sustainable business. The research was driven by the factors that are the key drivers of the economy through fostering growth, job creation, technology adoption, and innovation, as well as poverty alleviation. The research adopted a descriptive research design, with the primary data collected from those respondents with at least two years of sustainable business experience. The model comprised entrepreneurial education, innovativeness, and risk-taking as the independent variables, creativity as a mediating variable, and entrepreneurial intention as the dependent variable. The research adopted structural equation modeling to analyze the research objective and verify the hypothesis. The findings indicate that entrepreneurial education, innovativeness, and creativity significantly and positively influence entrepreneurs’ intention to start a sustainable business. Creativity was found to be influenced significantly and positively by entrepreneurial education, risk-taking, innovativeness, and creativity. The research recommends that to enhance the entrepreneurial mindset and the intention to start a sustainable business, the factors that should be enhanced are entrepreneurial education, innovativeness, and creativity. Innovation leads to the development of new products and services in the market; entrepreneurship education equips a person with entrepreneurship fundamentals, while creativity fosters the progress of a sustainable business toward achieving its objectives.

Assessing the societal impact of smart grids: Outcomes of a collaborative research project

Assessing the societal contributions of research is not simple, especially for research projects that produce outputs with low technology readiness level. This paper analyses the potential societal impacts of research resulting in technologies with low maturity, but with the potential to be further developed in the long-term. It uses the case of the ESGRIDS (Enhancing Smart Grids for Sustainability) collaborative research project and its outputs aimed at enhancing smart grids for sustainability. Data was collected from the four participant research teams through two sequential questionnaires about technologies' state of development and expected long-term societal effects. Among the main results, we underscore the influence of individual perceptions and organisational contexts over the process of eliciting future developments. The analysis of technologies' status, barriers for market uptake, and potential future developments was translated into a technology roadmap, which outlined the time-dimension for technology maturity evolution and implementation impacts. The technologies developed within the ESGRIDS project can contribute to support consumers’ energy decision-making and to encourage them to have a more active role in the electricity market. Those technologies can also create job opportunities associated with the development of new products and services, and contribute to mitigating climate change by promoting the use of renewable energies thus reducing carbon dioxide emissions, in addition to contributing to energy cost reduction by optimizing the use of supply and demand resources. Future research avenues point towards a methodology that can be used for assessing the potential impacts of research projects with low technology readiness outputs.

Entrepreneurial new service development strategies: identifying critical success factors

The quickly shifting nature of the business environment generates ambiguity in the market place and poses a significant risk for decisions that will be made in the future. Managers do not know which factors are really key ingredients for the innovation process and how to allocate their resources to improve the success of service projects. This article aims to develop a predictive model which identifies the critical factors that impact the success of New Service Development (NSD) and promotes the entrepreneurial ecosystems in hospitality. In‐depth, systematic interviews with hotel managers from all over Greece, based on questionnaires, were used to look into a total of 178 service projects. Factor and discriminant analysis were employed to evaluate the relative significance of the important factors of successful NSD and to determine whether new hotel services in Greece will succeed or fail. This research led to the creation of a prediction model that takes into account the unique qualities of services and can highlight the difference between new hotel services that are successful and those that aren't, which support managers to improve the NSD process, increase service performance and therefore enhance entrepreneurial ecosystems. The findings conclude that hotels offering more successful innovative services enhance specific ecosystem‐related value. In the context of tourism, which mainly contributes to the Greek economy, service innovation might bring a competitive advantage to all the entities involved increasing the collaboration among actors, the level of employment and hotels' competitive advantage.

Emerging Trends in the Indian Life Insurance Industry

India’s life insurance industry is rapidly expanding. This Sunrise sector has provided a solid foundation for economic growth and job creation. Because the insurance industry has become more competitive since liberalisation, the insurance regulation and development authority has developed new and formative rules for both products and services. It’s a time when firms’ flagship Unit related plans are bringing in a lot of money. Both technology and investment knowledge are critical during this period. It has been difficult not just to change traditional items to Unit connected products, but also to maintain profitable margins. Customer preferences, fierce competition, and governmental oversight are all driving the development of new products and services. The policy is based on advisers’ recommendations, and internal marketing and motivation are essential. A sustainable and robust system is also required for claim handling and the procurement of new policies. The internet and online policy purchases are a new trend that has motivated businesses to become more significant. The paths to policy sourcing will be high in volume and poor in profit. Rural, social, and micro insurance are new options to consider. The emerging trends and problems that the current industry is facing are discussed in this study. Our research is limited to the life insurance industry.

Implementation of Open Banking in Brazil

Goal: To provide an overview of the implementation of Open Banking in Brazil from the perspectives of financial sector professionals and specialists. Design / Methodology / Approach: A systematic literature review was conducted on three databases: Scopus, Web of Science, and BDTD. This led to the selection of 15 articles discussing the implementation of Open Banking in Brazil based on key variables from international literature. Questionnaires were used to investigate divergences and additions to the theoretical findings among a group of 150 specialists. The results obtained in the questionnaire were analyzed through the application of multivariate statistical techniques, in addition to qualitative techniques. Practical Implications: The main benefits and difficulties faced by countries that have already experienced Open Banking implementation were identified. The perception of respondents from different groups was investigated regarding the implementation of this system in Brazil and potential business models stemming from this phenomenon. Thus, this study offers an overview of Open Banking implementation in Brazil from the perspectives of financial sector specialists. Originality / Value: The overview of Open Banking implementation in the Brazilian banking sector is highly connected to investments in technology. This process has been disruptive, requiring banks to adopt a client-centric strategy instead of one based on products and services. As for the regulatory aspects, despite the country possessing a favorable environment for the development of new products and services stemming from Open Banking, banks are facing challenges to fulfill the implementation schedule established by the Brazilian Central Bank.

INFLUENCE OF PRODUCT INNOVATION ON THE PERFORMANCE OF COFFEE COOPERATIVES IN KENYA

Purpose: The purpose of the study was to assess the influence of product innovation on the performance of coffee cooperatives in Kenya.
 Methodology: A descriptive research design was applied. The target population of this study was 525 coffee cooperative societies in Kenya registered with the Commissioner for Cooperatives and licensed by AFFA (Coffee Directorate) as at 30th of October 2016. The sample size was 227 respondents. Structured questionnaires were used to collect primary data from the selected respondents.
 Findings: The results of the study revealed that product innovation and performance are positively and significantly related (β=0.631, p=0.002). This indicated that developments of new products are essential for the improvement of the coffee cooperatives’ performance.
 Unique Contribution to Theory, Policy and Practice: The study recommended adoption of technology for the development of new services, new functions, and formation of new alliances. The study further recommended an organization to employ and develop a high technology for its product in order to determine strategic position to adopt the differentiation position or the cost leadership position. This study is recommended as it will benefit scholars and researchers who will gain insight on the influence of product innovation on performance of coffee co-operatives hence use it as a source of reference for other researches. The results of this study will contribute new knowledge which will provide the government and other stakeholders with better ways of managing co-operatives and improving their production.

Same, same but different! New service development in the context of emerging markets: a review

PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to systematically review and critically examine the international marketing and innovation management research on new service development (NSD) in the context of emerging markets (EM). Research on services in EM, a heterogenous set of countries with an increasing contribution to global economic output, is sparse. This paper attempts to underscore the academic and managerial relevance of the field.Design/methodology/approachA systematic review of published empirical literature from peer-reviewed journals focusing on an 11-year period, 2010–2020, was undertaken. Further, bibliometric and text mining analyses were conducted using VOSviewer and Leximancer software programmes.FindingsThis analysis of 36 journal articles reveals that NSD research is a dynamic field with an increasing number of quantitative, multi-country and multi-method studies encompassing a variety of geographical settings and industries.Originality/valueDoing justice to this vibrant field of research and its managerial importance, the authors create an overview of existing empirical studies to serve as a repository of knowledge on NSD for both academics and practitioners. Further, the authors offer a thematic and temporal overview of the content of existing studies. Drawing upon the abovementioned, the authors suggest some promising avenues for future research.

Mapping Top Strategic E-commerce Technologies in the Digital Marketing Literature

The increasing use of e-commerce technologies has been studied in several fields and from different perspectives: technological, economic, organizational and social: hence, the need for a literature review that provides a map of top strategic e-commerce technologies from a managerial perspective and, more specifically, for digital marketing research. This paper aims to provide researchers with a comprehensive overview of the range of e-commerce technologies that have had a significant role in shaping digital marketing strategies. Based on a thematic analysis, e-commerce technologies were classified through eleven categories. The objective is to reveal how each set of technologies affected the different digital marketing strategies. Both descriptive and clustering analyses show that the most evoked technologies in the digital marketing literature are Information and Communication Technologies and platforms. Results outline the growing interest in artificial intelligence technologies. Moreover, this literature review reveals how digital marketing research has focused on technology-enabled segmentation and targeting strategies, along with the use of social platforms and the development of new products and services. The scarcity of marketing papers studying the impact of cloud technologies, IoT, blockchain and data analytics orient researchers towards exploring further the potential of these technologies for digital strategies.

Analysis of Big Data in Social Network Marketing and Social Media

Data is the foundation of every system. Data keep scaling at different types. The creation of an automated system in the field of digital media deals with the enormous amounts of data that accumulate over time on www. Social networks were used to update it globally every second. Social networks offer the chance to engage with others in a personal, professional, and entertaining way. This study tries to show how social networking and media recommendation use a tremendous quantity of data. There are many different social networking websites on www. The primary goal of this study is to examine how individuals interact with social media and how TV media use social media to rank channels and shows. Big data, big data analytics, social networks analytics, TV media social networks, emotional analysis.Every economy, production, organization, business function, and individual now depend on data in some way. The use of the internet, smartphones, social networks, the development of ubiquitous computing, and several other technical breakthroughs are all contributing to the world's expanding data volume. Cost savings, quicker, better decision-making, and the development of new goods and services are all benefits of big data. However, the three V's of big data—Velocity, Volume, and Variety—amplify security and privacy vulnerabilities. These variables include things like massive cloud infrastructures, variety in data sources and formats, acquisition of data occurring in streams, and a rising amount of intercloud migrations. We have examined how the Bloom filter (BF) can be used to overcome problems with sorting and decomposing huge amounts of data both in space and time.

An Efficient Distributed Approach for Cooperative Spectrum Sensing in Varying Interests Cognitive Radio Networks.

The rapid growth in wireless communications, coupled with insufficient utilization of the spectrum, led to the development of new wireless services and the promising technology of cognitive radio (CR) networks, which facilitate periodic access to the unoccupied spectrum bands and thus increases spectral efficiency. A fundamental task in CR networks is spectrum sensing, through which unauthorized secondary users (SUs) detect unoccupied bands in the spectrum. To achieve this, an accurate estimate of the power spectrum is necessary. From this perspective, and given that many other factors can affect individual detection, such as pathloss and receiver uncertainty, we aim to improve its estimate by exploiting the spatial diversity in the SUs’ observations. Spectrum sensing is treated as a parameters estimation problem, assuming that the parameters’ vector of each SU consists of some global and partially common parameters. To exploit this modeling, distributed and cooperative spectrum sensing is the subject of interest in this study. Diffusion techniques, and especially the Adapt-Then-Combine (ATC) method will be exploited, where each SU cooperates with a group of nodes in its neighborhood that share the same parameters of interest. We consider a network of three static PUs with overlapping power spectrums, and thus, frequency bands. The performance of the employed method will be evaluated under two scenarios: (i) when the PUs spectrum varies, since some frequency bands are not yet utilized, and (ii) when the frequency bands of the PUs are fixed, but there is a mobile SU in the network, changing regions and parameters of interest. Experimental results and performance analysis reveal the ATC algorithm robustness and efficiency.

РОЗВИТОК СТРАТЕГІЧНОГО ПАРТНЕРСТВА НА ОСНОВІ СТВОРЕННЯ ІННОВАЦІЙНОЇ БІЗНЕС-МОДЕЛІ ПОВОЄННОГО РОЗВИТКУ ТУРИЗМУ В УКРАЇНІ

The article reveals the essence of the development of a strategic partnership based on the creation of an innovative business model for the post-war development of the tourism industry in Ukraine. A number of factors were identified that had a negative impact on the state of tourism in Ukraine during the war. It was established that the development and further implementation of an innovative business model of the post-war development of the tourism industry on the basis of strategic partnership practices will help to form a strategy for the development of the tourism industry in Ukraine on an innovative basis to restore the potential of the tourism industry in Ukraine and achieve its competitive advantages. It has been proven that in order to develop a strategic partnership based on the creation of an innovative business model of the post-war development of the tourism industry in Ukraine, it is necessary to conduct a detailed analysis of the existing methodological and methodical support for the factors of the development of the tourism industry of Ukraine, to analyze the world experience and best practices in the field of the tourism industry. It was found that the result of the development and further implementation of the innovative business model of the post-war development of the tourism industry on the basis of strategic partnership practices is the improvement of the strategy for the development of the tourism industry in Ukraine on an innovative basis, which, in turn, contributes to the restoration of the potential of the tourism industry in Ukraine and the achievement of its competitive advantages in the international arena. There will also be further recommendations on the practical use of advanced information technologies in the provision of hotel services and the development of new tourist services, focused on the creation of new tourist products, new methods of customer service and pricing policy. It was determined that the priority goal of creating an innovative business model for the post-war development of the tourism industry in Ukraine is: substantiation of directions for the strategic development of tourism in Ukraine; solving tasks related to the recovery and development of the tourism industry at the stage of post-war recovery; introduction of advanced information technologies, development and development of new tourist products in the tourism industry of Ukraine. An algorithm for the development of scientific-methodical and organizational foundations of Ukraine's strategic partnership in the post-war period through the implementation of an innovative business model for the development of the tourism industry is proposed.

PROMENADE: A big data platform for handling city complex networks with dynamic graphs

Continuous data streams, generated by modern sensed cities, open many opportunities and perspectives in terms of developing new innovative services. To exploit this potential, flexible and scalable platforms are needed to ease the design, development, deployment, and operations of new city services. In recent years, several problem-specific platforms have been proposed in different application domains; however, to boost the evolution of smart cities, we claim the need for city-oriented platforms that can be easily customized to address different day-to-day life challenging problems. In this paper, we present the main architectural challenges and solutions proposed for the design of a novel open-source platform (named PROMENADE) characterized by: i) a data-driven graph-based modeling support to ensure high generality for addressing disparate problems related to the networked nature of many city infrastructures and systems, ii) the dynamic nature of the graph entities updated in real-time from different sources (e.g., IoT/Edge networks, data providers, etc.), and iii) high efficiency, scalability and flexibility to easily support new city services. The platform is designed around a general-purpose core that provides a set of built-in standard features such as data ingestion, storage, processing, and visualization exposed as a collection of containerized microservices. A specialization of the platform has been developed for road networks monitoring. It has been deployed in OpenShift/Kubernetes and tested using realistic datasets collected from the city of Lyon, France. The analysis addresses an important problem of big data processing pipelines: the synchronization between data ingestion and processing in order to produce an accurate result in useful time. To this end, we study different approaches for synchronization and show how the end-to-end latency is kept under control by leveraging the scalability of the platform.

Nationwide, Operational Sentinel-1 Based InSAR Monitoring System in the Cloud for Strategic Water Facilities in Hungary

The intensive development of both interferometric technology and sensors in recent years allows Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR)-based applications to be accessible to a growing number of users. InSAR-based services now cover entire countries and soon even the whole of Europe. These InSAR systems require massive amounts of computer processing power and significant time to generate a final product. Most, if not all, of these projects have a limited “monitoring component”, aimed at historical analysis but are rarely, if ever, updated. Consequently, the results do not necessarily meet every purpose or specific user requirement. It is now clear that the increasing computing capacity and big data provided by the sensors have initiated the development of new InSAR services. However, these systems are only useful when linked to specific real-world operational problems. Continuous monitoring of a country’s ageing water management infrastructure has become an increasingly critical issue in recent years, in addition to the threats posed by climate change. Our article provides a comprehensive overview of a nationwide, dedicated, operational InSAR application, which was developed to support the operational work of the Hungarian Disaster Management Service (HDMS). The objective was to provide monthly monitoring of 63 water facilities, including 83 individual objects, distributed throughout Hungary, in combination with the development of a near real-time warning system. Our work involved the compilation of a completely new InSAR System as a Service (SaaS) which incorporates user requirements, preparatory work, the compilation of the Sentinel-1 automatic processing pipeline, the installation of corner reflectors, a special early warning system, and a dedicated user interface. The developed system can automatically start to evaluate the S1 measurements within 24 h of downloading the data into the system storage forward the results toward the warning system before the next image arrives. Users are provided with detailed information on the stability of 70% of the 83 water facility objects monitored through the dedicated user interface. The additional early warning system currently operates as a preliminary “spatial decision support system”, but the HDMS is willing to make it fully operational over the next few years.

FACTORS AFFECTING THE ADOPTION OF FINTECH SERVICES FOR BANK CLIENTS

Evolution of fintech services and the adoption of new emerging technology is what is seen in today’s world. Very few researchers have studies on the factors that affect the adoption of fintech services and how human behavior varies as technology changes. Apart from this, the advancement in mobile phones and the increase in the usage of them have increased the demand of the online financial services. In this paper the factors that have an impact of the adoption of fintech services through convenient sampling, have been considered and studied. The perceived ease of use, innovation, trust and government support were also studied. With the help of SPSS, it was concluded that each of these factors have a positive impact on the adoption of fintech services. Our model was based on TAM (technology acceptance model) and was adopted from our base article. The finding of this research can be used to make improvements in the existing fintech services and also in the development of new services.

Idea Generation for New Service Development (NSD): Harnessing the Power of Social Media Platforms

Customers frequently use social media (SM) platforms to share and seek information about services. Could the content of customer SM interactions be used for new service development (NSD)? This study analyses: (a) Whether social media input is relevant for NSD? (b) What are the preferred social media platforms for NSD? (c) How social media input can be integrated with the current NSD organisational process? The results highlight the importance of social media input in NSD. Facebook leads the social media pack for relevant NSD input. The SMART roadmap for leveraging the power of social media for NSD has also been suggested.

The financial maintenance of social science data archives: Four case studies of long‐term infrastructure work

AbstractContributing to the literature on knowledge infrastructure maintenance, this article describes a historical longitudinal analysis of revenue streams employed by four social science data organizations: the Roper Center for Public Opinion, the Inter‐university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR), the UK Data Archive (UKDA), and the LIS Cross‐National Data Center in Luxembourg (LIS). Drawing on archival documentation and interviews, we describe founders' assumptions about revenue, changes to revenue streams over the long term, practices for developing and maintaining revenue streams, the importance of financial support from host organizations, and how the context of each data organization shaped revenue possibilities. We extend conversations about knowledge infrastructure revenue streams by showing the types of change that have occurred over time and how it occurs. We provide examples of the types of flexibility needed for data organizations to remain sustainable over 40–60 years of revenue changes. We distinguish between Type A flexibilities, or development of new products and services, and Type B flexibilities, or continuous smaller adjustments to existing revenue streams. We argue that Type B flexibilities are as important as Type A, although they are easily overlooked. Our results are relevant to knowledge infrastructure managers and stakeholders facing similar revenue challenges.

Journey to Perinatal Mental Health Services in Northern Ireland

AimsThe case for perinatal psychiatry as a subspecialty is strong. In the context of perinatal mental illness consideration has to be given to; differences in presentation, the need to account for mother and baby and the risks associated with inadequate treatment. Specialist services improve outcomes, reduce risks and save money. Despite the government's agenda of preventative healthcare, service provision has been inequitable across the UK. Here we detail the journey towards the development of new Community Perinatal Mental Health Services in Northern Ireland (NI).MethodsIn NI the first embers of a perinatal service were ignited by Dr Janine Lynch approximately 15 years ago when she established a small community perinatal team in Belfast Health and Social Care Trust (BHSCT). Her commitment and foresight regarding training inspired others, resulting in high levels of interest among trainees. From this grew a dedicated group of consultants committed to supporting service development across NI.A multidisciplinary regional perinatal mental health forum was formed leading the development of a Northern Ireland Care Pathway in 2012. In partnership with women with lived experience, this forum led the bid for perinatal service development across the province.ResultsFollowing years of campaigning the need for services was recognised in both the Bamford Review (2012) and RQIA Perinatal Review (2017). A commitment for funding for specialist teams, across all five health and social care trusts, was outlined in the Mental Health Action Plan in May 2020. Funding was finally approved in January 2021.Significant work has gone into training to ensure there is a workforce ready to deliver services with focus on upskilling all professionals who deliver care to mums during the perinatal period. A competency framework has been developed to compliment this.It is important to recognise the support and commitment of many members of the college Perinatal Faculty throughout this journey.ConclusionCommunity perinatal mental health services are at an exciting juncture in NI. Each of the trusts have made a commitment to the development of services under the co-ordination of the Public Health Agency. Several have progressed to recruitment of key staff with the aspiration for services to go live before the end of the year. There will be an overarching, integrated approach, co-ordinated by the new Regional Perinatal Network.As newly recruited consultants we look forward to working in partnership to address this long-standing health inequality and improve the outcome for women and their babies in NI.

Child and adolescent psychiatric and therapeutic treatment needs in care settings in the Lower Austrian industrial district. Asurvey of the demand situation

Ein steigender kinder- und jugendpsychiatrischer Versorgungsbedarf ist in den letzten Jahren deutlich zu beobachten. Die vorliegende Studie befasst sich mit 20 Kinder- und Jugendhilfeeinrichtungen im Industrieviertel (Niederösterreich) und dem kinder- und jugendpsychiatrischen Behandlungsbedarfs der 439 dort fremduntergebrachten Kinder und Jugendlichen. Es zeigen sich bei 270 (62 %) der Kinder und Jugendlichen psychiatrische Auffälligkeiten und bei 220 (50,1 %) ein oder mehrere psychiatrische Diagnosen. Davon sind 200 Kinder und Jugendlichen bereits in einer kinder- und jugendpsychiatrischen Behandlung. Bei elf Einrichtungen besteht ein Behandlungsbedarf von 80–100 % der fremduntergebrachten Kinder und Jugendlichen. Es ergibt sich daraus ein hochbelastetes Helfer:innensystem und eine große Versorgungsnotwendigkeit in den Einrichtungen. Eine intensivere Vernetzung und Zusammenarbeit der involvierten Institutionen bzw. Helfer:innensysteme und einer Weiterentwicklung des Kinder- und Jugendpsychiatrischen Angebots wäre wünschenswert, um den steigenden psychiatrischen Behandlungsbedarf bei Kindern und Jugendlichen adäquat begegnen zu können.Zusatzmaterial onlineZusätzliche Informationen sind in der Online-Version dieses Artikels (10.1007/s40211-022-00419-y) enthalten.