First Episode Psychosis in Adolescents-Course references 2

Course references 2

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This document, titled "First Episode Psychosis in Adolescents: Course of Illness, Treatment, and Interventions (Part II)," provides a list of references related to the topic. The references cover various aspects of first-episode psychosis in adolescents, including clinician recognition, treatment engagement, early intervention approaches, and the perspective of family members. <br /><br />One of the references, a study by Albin et al., focuses on the clinician's recognition of first episode psychosis. The study emphasizes the importance of early identification and intervention in improving outcomes for adolescents with psychosis. <br /><br />Another reference by Dixon et al. discusses treatment engagement in individuals with mental illness. The review highlights the challenges and strategies for increasing engagement in treatment among this population. <br /><br />The RAISE initiative, discussed in a reference by Dixon et al., is a comprehensive approach aimed at transforming the treatment of schizophrenia in the United States. The initiative focuses on early intervention and coordinated specialty care for individuals experiencing a first episode of psychosis. <br /><br />The book "Intervening Early in Psychosis: A Team Approach," edited by Hardy et al., provides a comprehensive guide to early intervention strategies for psychosis. <br /><br />The references also include studies on specific healthcare systems and programs. For example, the OnTrackNY program is highlighted in a reference by Humensky et al. as a learning healthcare system for individuals experiencing early psychosis. <br /><br />Other references touch on topics such as the medical workup for first episode psychosis, the perspective of family members, and the age at onset of mental disorders worldwide. These studies contribute to a better understanding of first episode psychosis in adolescents and inform the development of effective interventions and treatment approaches.

Keywords

First Episode Psychosis in Adolescents

Course of Illness

Treatment

Interventions

Clinician Recognition

Early Identification

Intervention

Treatment Engagement

RAISE Initiative

Early Intervention Strategies