An early intervention for psychosis service as compared with treatment as usual for first psychotic episodes in a standard community mental health team. Basic concepts and the service.

Mark Agius; Samir Shah; Roshelle Ramkisson; Suzanne Murphy; Rashid Zaman

An early intervention for psychosis service as compared with treatment as usual for first psychotic episodes in a standard community mental health team. Basic concepts and the service.

Mark Agius
, Samir Shah
, Roshelle Ramkisson
, Suzanne Murphy
, Rashid Zaman

Institute of Health Research (IHR)

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Early intervention in psychotic illness is a key area of development in community mental health. In this first of a series of articles the basic concepts of early intervention in psychosis are described, as is the present policy of the UK government for developing early intervention services throughout England. The development of an early intervention service in Luton, Bedfordshire is then described. Subsequent articles will describe the three year outcomes of this service, compared with treatment as usual in a community mental health team.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	5-9
Journal	Psychiatria Danubina
Volume	19
Issue number	1-2
Publication status	Published - 19 Jun 2007

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An early intervention for psychosis service as compared with treatment as usual for first psychotic episodes in a standard community mental health team. Basic concepts and the service. / Agius, Mark; Shah, Samir; Ramkisson, Roshelle et al.
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