This report contains highlights from a seminar on integrated approaches to youths' health problems. Comments by these panelists are summarized: Renee Jenkins, Director of Adolescent Medicine, Howard University Hospital, and President of the Society for Adolescent Medicine; Vivian L. Smith, Deputy Director, Office for Substance Abuse Prevention (OSAP); Judith Katz-Leavy, Assistant Chief, Child and Family Support Branch of the National Institute of Mental Health; and Marilyn Lanphier, Director, Adolescent Section, of the Oklahoma State Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Service. These topics, discussed at the seminar, are summarized: (1) reasons why integrated approaches to adolescent health problems are gaining more support; (2) the assumptions that underlie OSAP's at-risk youth demonstration programs; (3) characteristics of a good comprehensive substance abuse intervention program; (4) reasons why the Child and Adolescent Service System Program, which focuses on helping states coordinate and strengthen services for severely emotionally disturbed adolescents, is needed; and (5) the integrated adolescent services provided by Oklahoma and Colorado. A background briefing report is also included which contains information about integration of services for youth, programs promoting integrated services for adolescents, state maternal and child health adolescent activities, and parents as resources. (28 references) (LLL)