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Social and cognitive interventions that improve outcomes for patients with psychosis

A 3-month critical time intervention service involving social workers and peer specialists to...

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How are genes involved in tailoring psychiatric treatment?

Psychiatrists need an understanding of genome-wide association studies (GWAS), pharmacogenomics,...

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Adherent to adherence – strategies in schizophrenia

Adherence to antipsychotic medication helps in achieving the best possible outcomes for patients...

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Developing the science of patient input: the MULTI-ACT project

In a special session hosted by the European Brain Council at the 2019 EAN congress, the speaker...

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Do men and women experience psychiatric disorders differently?

There are several known epidemiological differences between the genders in psychiatric disorders....

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Distinguishing comorbidities from differential diagnoses in bipolar disorder

Making a diagnosis of bipolar disorder (BD) can be challenging — comorbid psychiatric...

The neurobiology of conversion to psychosis – emerging findings from the SHARP study

The clinical high risk (CHR) phase of schizophrenia when cognitive and social functioning begin to...

Schizophrenia Handbook

Schizophrenia is a severe mental disorder which affects how the brain works, characterized by...

Depression, Schizophrenia

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Measurement-based care: How can we improve outcomes for patients with depression and schizophrenia

Measurement-based care (MBC) can improve outcomes and reduce health disparities for serious mental...

Treatment success in Schizophrenia

"Patients who are on once monthly treatment would be on continuous medication, and might not...

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Motivating strategies to fight stigma

Stigma means exclusion, and is the largest barrier preventing people from seeking mental healthcare...

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Can blue-depleted light decrease duration of psychiatric hospitalization?

Novel light and sensor technologies have been installed in a new acute psychiatric unit in Norway...

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