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  • Child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) in India face unique contextual challenges.
  • International collaboration is crucial for enhancing CAMHS capacity in developing nations.

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  • To present a rationale for a UK-India partnership in CAMHS staff education and service development.
  • To describe the planning, delivery, and evaluation of a capacity-building program in India.

Main Methods:

  • Case study approach detailing a collaborative educational initiative.
  • Focus on principles of teaching, delivery, and managing cross-cultural dynamics.
  • Analysis of successes, challenges, and strategies for adaptation.

Main Results:

  • The partnership facilitated knowledge exchange and service development in Indian CAMHS.
  • Effective management of challenges, including cultural sensitivity, was key to progress.
  • International visitors influenced change while respecting local perspectives.

Conclusions:

  • Collaborative partnerships are effective for improving CAMHS in developing countries.
  • Respecting local context and adaptive strategies are vital for successful international health initiatives.
  • Recommendations for optimizing future educational programs and international links are provided.