Background Reducing treatment delay and coercive pathways to care are accepted aims for
Early Intervention Services (EIS) for people experiencing first episode psychosis but how to …

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 …

Aim Early intervention in psychosis (EIP) is a well‐established approach with the intention of
early detection and treatment of psychotic disorders. Its clinical and economic benefits are …

Aim Early intervention for psychosis services (EIS) has been established worldwide and is
offered to individuals experiencing a first episode of psychosis. Engagement with EIS …

BackgroundInterventions to reduce treatment delay in first-episode psychosis have met with
mixed results. Systematic reviews highlight the need for greater understanding of delays …

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) …

Background Long duration of untreated psychosis is associated with poor clinical and
functional outcomes. However, few systematic attempts have been made to reduce this …

The concerted international effort in developing and evaluating the effectiveness of early
intervention in psychosis services has now come to fruition with the publication of several …

Objective This study aimed to determine if the inception of Early Intervention Services (EISs)
is followed by an improvement in the prompt treatment of people with first episode …

Aim Improving timely access to evidence‐based treatment for people aged 14‐65 years
experiencing a first episode psychosis (FEP) or an at‐risk mental state (ARMS) for psychosis …