QiXHealth profile

Youth Mental Health

Supervised profile

Governed AI support for child and adolescent mental health services, delivered through QiXMind. Designed for clinicians and services, with no interface for young people.

For youth mental health services that need a child protection gate alongside the crisis gates on every model output, a record of how guardian consent is handled, follow-up deadlines and signed session receipts.

2 coverage paths 5 default controls 3 workflow chapters

What this profile gives you

Default safeguards and workflow shaping for youth mental health teams.

01

Configured risk to self, risk to others, child protection and crisis or reporting checks on every model output

02

Consent templates for guardian or proxy consent, and for the young person's own consent where they understand what is proposed

03

A follow-up obligation after an escalation (24 hours by default), marked overdue on the Follow-ups page

04

Elevated pseudonymisation settings before any model call

05

A signed session evidence receipt anyone can check offline for alteration

How the profile is shaped

The operational decisions this care-setting profile makes up front.

Each profile is designed to reduce setup ambiguity by carrying the most important care-setting assumptions into onboarding from the start.

1

Clinician and service facing

QiXMind is designed for the care team. It has no interface for young people, is not designed to diagnose and does not grade risk. Sign-off by a recorded role is required before a receipt is issued.

2

Child protection by jurisdiction

In New Zealand, reporting a concern is permissive. In Australia, who must report and what must be reported differ by state, so the acknowledgement shows the summary for your service's configured state or territory.

3

Longitudinal records

A pseudonymous episode reference links sessions into one episode of care, so receipts tell the story across sessions without names or identifiers.

Coverage and fit

Where this profile is prepared to operate and what posture it assumes.

Jurisdiction coverage

  • New Zealand
  • Australia, by state and territory

Governance posture

Supervised by default

This is the starting mode attached during onboarding. It helps the clinic begin with a posture that matches the care setting before local admin adjustments are made later.

Open the preselected intake path

Next step

Start with the youth mental health intake path.

This preselects the care setting in Console so your clinic does not need to restate the same context during the first onboarding conversation.