Add to ORKGA fundamental shift in the approach to early identification of psychosis is urgently needed. Recognising treatment-resistant symptoms of anxiety and depression in young people is the most effective way of identifying those at risk of psychosis. (author abstract
Most psychiatric disorders first emerge during adolescence and young adulthood. Non-specific, attenu...
Background: The onset of psychosis is mostly preceded by a prodromal phase in which occur a series o...
Commonly conceptualized as neurodevelopmental disorders of yet poorly understood aetiology, schizoph...
Early intervention in serious mental health conditions relies on the accurate identification of adol...
The early detection and treatment of persons at-risk for psychosis is currently regarded a promising...
BackgroundClinical and research focus has recently shifted from established psychotic disorders to f...
Recent research linking the duration of untreated psychosis to illness course and outcome highlights...
Early detection of persons with first signs of emerging psychosis is regarded as a promising strateg...
Recent focus on early detection and intervention in psychosis has renewed interest in subtle psychop...
Early detection of persons with first signs of emerging psychosis is regarded as a promising strateg...
Interest in predicting psychosis-risk, and psychopathology associated with risk, has grown exponenti...
There is a worse prognosis for psychosis and schizophrenia when onset is in childhood or adolescence...
Background The identification of people at high risk of becoming psychotic within the near future cr...
Background: Routine screening for psychosis risk in mental health care is not common practice. Howev...
Psychosis, including schizophrenia, comprises a major group of psychiatric disorders characterised b...
Most psychiatric disorders first emerge during adolescence and young adulthood. Non-specific, attenu...
Background: The onset of psychosis is mostly preceded by a prodromal phase in which occur a series o...
Commonly conceptualized as neurodevelopmental disorders of yet poorly understood aetiology, schizoph...
Early intervention in serious mental health conditions relies on the accurate identification of adol...
The early detection and treatment of persons at-risk for psychosis is currently regarded a promising...
BackgroundClinical and research focus has recently shifted from established psychotic disorders to f...
Recent research linking the duration of untreated psychosis to illness course and outcome highlights...
Early detection of persons with first signs of emerging psychosis is regarded as a promising strateg...
Recent focus on early detection and intervention in psychosis has renewed interest in subtle psychop...
Early detection of persons with first signs of emerging psychosis is regarded as a promising strateg...
Interest in predicting psychosis-risk, and psychopathology associated with risk, has grown exponenti...
There is a worse prognosis for psychosis and schizophrenia when onset is in childhood or adolescence...
Background The identification of people at high risk of becoming psychotic within the near future cr...
Background: Routine screening for psychosis risk in mental health care is not common practice. Howev...
Psychosis, including schizophrenia, comprises a major group of psychiatric disorders characterised b...
Most psychiatric disorders first emerge during adolescence and young adulthood. Non-specific, attenu...
Background: The onset of psychosis is mostly preceded by a prodromal phase in which occur a series o...
Commonly conceptualized as neurodevelopmental disorders of yet poorly understood aetiology, schizoph...