Discussion
This is the first feasibility study of an interdisciplinary intervention for children and adolescents with multiple referrals due to complex health complaints. According to the predefined criteria for feasibility, the intervention is feasible and acceptable to the families in question. The number of families that accepted the intervention (acceptance rate), and the number of families accepting the intervention and completing it (completion rate), was more than 90%. All families receiving the intervention were able to complete the intervention, and the majority of both children and adolescents and parents were able to report their experience.The number of missing or response option “Does not apply” were low. This suggest that it is possible to rate a whole team of three health professionals using the Visual CARE Measure 5Q, and not just one professional, as in previous studies [