Mental health: Early intervention in psychosis

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Description: Psychosis usually starts when people are quite young. 80% of people being aged 16-30, but 5% may be 15 or younger. Psychosis is a serious condition that can impact on many aspects of a person's life, and can become more chronic and entrenched if timely support is not provided.
Early Intervention for Psychosis services (EIP) were first listed as a clinical priority in the NHS Plan, 2000, and are still listed as an existing commitment for the NHS within the current NHS Operating Framework.

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Collection : Mental Health: Key Topics

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Report : How to guide: a step-by-step guide to developing and making a success of your Back on Track 2 partnership

Report : Early intervention in psychosis: a briefing for service planners

Website : Back on Track 2

Report : Joint working at the interface: early intervention in psychosis and specialist child and adolescent mental health services

Report : Mental health promotion and mental illness prevention: the economic case

Report : Early intervention in psychosis services

Website : Early psychosis intervention

Report : A qualitative investigation of first-episode psychosis in adolescents

Report : A population-level prediction tool for the incidence of first-episode psychosis: translational epidemiology based on cross-sectional data

Author

Victoria Richardson, ChiMat, YHPHO

Publishing

Published by: National CAMHS Support Service (NCSS)

Published date: Monday, 18th January 2010 00:00:00

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HEALTH

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