Aim To investigate general practitioners' current knowledge of and attitudes towards
psychosis and its management by C avan–M onaghan M ental H ealth S ervice, I reland …

Aims: Earlier detection and treatment of psychosis is associated with improved health
outcomes. While the role of specialist services to facilitate early diagnosis and treatment has …

Abstract Aim: Although General Practitioners (GPs) have a pivotal role in early detection and
treatment of psychosis, there is sparse information on their views of early intervention (EI) …

Objectives: To describe from the perspective of people living with psychotic illness their use
of general practitioner services over a 12-month period and the experiences, attitudes and …

Aim: This part of the Matryoshka project sought to understand the processes with which early
intervention in psychosis (EIP) programmes were implemented and developed. The goals …

METHODS USED TO IDENTIFY CLINICAL OUTCOME STUDIES, AND OVERALL SERVICE
EVALUATIONS UNDERTAKEN BY EARLY INTERVENTION FOR PSYCHOSIS SERVICES …

Background Programmes for early intervention (EIP) in psychosis for people experiencing a
first episode of psychosis (FEP) have been found to be both clinically and cost effective …

Service user perspectives of an early intervention in psychosis service: a service evaluation |
Emerald Insight Books and journals Case studies Expert Briefings Open Access Publish with …

This issue of Advances carries two articles from Melbourne, Australia, outlining the rationale
for, and implementation of, early psychosis services. Their publication provides an …

Aim As early intervention in psychosis (EI) continues to develop, clinical governance
maintains an important role in the 'real world'analysis of services. This paper details an audit …