… , duration of illness, first- vs multiple-episode status, or dosage of antipsychotic medication at
… failure to initiate antipsychotic treatment early in the course of the illness may be associated …

… not possible to conclude from available clinical imaging studies whether the brain volume
loss observed during the course of illness is attributable to antipsychotics or to the underlying …

… Given the impact of adherence behavior throughout the course of illness, we consider it
essential for clinicians to be vigilant in recognizing adherence problems among their patients …

… in modifying the natural course of symptomatology in schizophrenic illness? (ii) Do atypical
… the illness. Antipsychotic medications are now the mainstay of the treatment of this disorder. …

… This study investigates subjective illness … illness and which course of illness they expect.
The predictive value of those theories for patients’ compliance with antipsychotic medication is …

… illness on the clinical presentation, management, and course of nonadherence to antipsychotic
medications … report on presentation, management, and course for one adult patient with …

… in the early stages of the illness, where medication partial or non-adherence can have
devastating effects on the longer-term illness course. Interventions include psychoeducation, …

… In addition, numerous studies suggest that repeated symptom exacerbations, especially
early in the course of a psychotic illness, can worsen the course and prognosis of the disease.…

… illness regarding course and outcome. However, only few of the cohort studies have investigated
the relationship with antipsychotic medication on a long-term basis (Harrow et al. 2012; …

… being 5.2 (marked illness). For the pooled population treated with a range of antipsychotics
(n =1019… that the majority of improvement with antipsychotics may occur relatively early. More …