As part of the Need- Adapted Finnish model, the Open Dialogue (OD) approach aims at treating psychotic patients at their home. Treatment involves patient’s social network and starts within 24 hours after contact. Responsibility for the entire treatment process rests with the same team in both inpatient and outpatient settings. The general aim is to generate dialogue to construct words for the experiences, which exist in psychotic symptoms. As part of the Finnish National Acute Psychosis Integrated Treatment multicentre project (API project), three comparisons were made: 1) patients from the initial phase of OD (API group, N=22) were compared historically with patients from the later phase of OD (ODAP group, Open Dialogue in Acute Psychosis,...
Background The open dialogue (OD) approach includes the need-adapted use of psychiatric medication ...
Study 1 Abstract - Aim: Open Dialogue (OD) is a family- and social network-based approach to the tre...
Background: Historically, researchers have tended to focus on biomedical explanations for Psychosis ...
As an approach to treatment of psychosis, Open Dialogue aims to begin treatment within 24 hours of f...
Open Dialogue (OD) is an integrated approach to mental health care, which has demonstrated promising...
Open Dialogue (OD) is a Finnish approach to crisis intervention and ongoing care for young people ex...
Open Dialogue (OD) is the Finnish crisis intervention approach based on an open dialogue involving v...
In the last decade, many first-episode psychosis programs have been developed in the United States a...
The Open Dialogue approach is a family‐oriented early intervention model for mental health problems ...
In recent decades, the use of psychosocial and psychiatric care systems has increased worldwide. A r...
Background 'Open Dialogue' is a social network model of crisis and continuing mental healthcare whic...
Open Dialogue (OD) is the Finnish crisis intervention approach based on an open dialogue involving v...
Background 'Open Dialogue' is a social network model of crisis and continuing mental healthcare whic...
This study sought to analyze the critical points to implement the Open Dialogue approach in psychoti...
The need to transform mental health care toward person-centered, recovery-based, and network-oriente...
Background The open dialogue (OD) approach includes the need-adapted use of psychiatric medication ...
Study 1 Abstract - Aim: Open Dialogue (OD) is a family- and social network-based approach to the tre...
Background: Historically, researchers have tended to focus on biomedical explanations for Psychosis ...
As an approach to treatment of psychosis, Open Dialogue aims to begin treatment within 24 hours of f...
Open Dialogue (OD) is an integrated approach to mental health care, which has demonstrated promising...
Open Dialogue (OD) is a Finnish approach to crisis intervention and ongoing care for young people ex...
Open Dialogue (OD) is the Finnish crisis intervention approach based on an open dialogue involving v...
In the last decade, many first-episode psychosis programs have been developed in the United States a...
The Open Dialogue approach is a family‐oriented early intervention model for mental health problems ...
In recent decades, the use of psychosocial and psychiatric care systems has increased worldwide. A r...
Background 'Open Dialogue' is a social network model of crisis and continuing mental healthcare whic...
Open Dialogue (OD) is the Finnish crisis intervention approach based on an open dialogue involving v...
Background 'Open Dialogue' is a social network model of crisis and continuing mental healthcare whic...
This study sought to analyze the critical points to implement the Open Dialogue approach in psychoti...
The need to transform mental health care toward person-centered, recovery-based, and network-oriente...
Background The open dialogue (OD) approach includes the need-adapted use of psychiatric medication ...
Study 1 Abstract - Aim: Open Dialogue (OD) is a family- and social network-based approach to the tre...
Background: Historically, researchers have tended to focus on biomedical explanations for Psychosis ...