Objective To review and synthesise qualitative studies that have explored subjective
experiences of people with lived experience of mental health-related illness/crisis (MHC) …

Objective: The authors of this systematic review examined service utilization and outcomes
among youths from ethnoracially minoritized groups after the youths initiated treatment for a …

Objective Serious mental illnesses (SMI) commonly emerge during young adulthood.
Effective treatments for this population exist; however, engagement in treatment is a …

Objective An extensive international literature demonstrates that understanding pathways to
care (PTC) is essential for efforts to reduce community Duration of Untreated Psychosis …

Importance Intersecting factors of social position including ethnoracial background may
provide meaningful ways to understand disparities in pathways to care for people with a first …

Objective: Although implementation science has taken hold in many areas of psychiatric
services research, a need remains for developing effective, low-cost interventions for …

Objective: Racial inequities in mental health care utilization (MHCU) are well documented.
Marginalized racial groups are more likely to report psychosis-like experiences (PLEs) and …

Objective: Evidence shows that Black individuals have higher rates of coercive emergency
psychiatric interventions than other racialized groups, yet no studies have elevated the …

Aim Given a lack of interventions to identify and engage individuals with early psychosis in
jail and connect them to specialty care in the community upon release, we designed a …

Objective: This study sought to establish the feasibility of a two-component intervention
embedded within a jail setting that would detect detainees with early psychosis and connect …