PMID: 8955536Nov 1, 1996Paper

Early intervention in psychosis: opportunities for secondary prevention

The British Journal of Clinical Psychology
C Jackson, M Birchwood

Abstract

A description of an emerging paradigm is presented which places emphasis upon secondary prevention in psychosis. It is argued that the first two or three years following a first episode of psychosis is a crucial period for high-quality psychosocial and biological interventions and a time slot which may influence recovery and long-term outcome. Factors contributing to long-term outcome as possible areas for secondary prevention are reviewed.

Citations

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