Continuity of Care in Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC): Federal and Programmatic Perspectives-handout: bibliography

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This session bibliography provides resources related to continuity of care in Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) for early psychosis. <br /><br />1. The first resource is a study by Ludwig et al. (2020) titled "Horyzons USA: A moderated online social intervention for first episode psychosis." It explores an online intervention for individuals with first episode psychosis.<br /><br />2. Jones (2016) discusses what comes after early intervention in psychosis programs for first episode psychosis. The document explores step-down, discharge, and continuity of care in these programs.<br /><br />3. Another study by Jones et al. (2020) focuses on discharge, transition, and step-down policies, practices, and concerns in coordinated specialty care. It provides perspectives from both staff and clients.<br /><br />4. McIlwaine et al. (2020) examine transitions out of early intervention services for psychosis. The study discusses the challenges and experiences individuals face when leaving these services.<br /><br />5. Pollard and Hoge (2018) offer a guide for clinicians on transitioning clients from coordinated specialty care. It provides information and recommendations for facilitating smooth transitions.<br /><br />6. Lastly, the Young Adult Leadership Council's website provides information on the Early Assessment & Support Alliance (EASA). This resource may offer additional insights into early psychosis care.<br /><br />These resources contribute to understanding the importance of continuity of care in CSC for individuals with early psychosis. They address topics such as online interventions, step-down and discharge policies, transition concerns, and guidance for clinicians.

Keywords

continuity of care

Coordinated Specialty Care

early psychosis

online intervention

first episode psychosis

step-down

discharge

transition

staff and clients

early intervention services