Racial and Cultural Mental Health Disparities, Early Psychosis, and the Effects of COVID-19 on Mental Health-Presentation Bibliography

Presentation Bibliography

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This bibliography consists of 37 sources related to racial and cultural mental health disparities, early psychosis, and the effects of COVID-19 on mental health. These sources touch on various aspects of the topic, including the relationship between the duration of untreated psychosis and outcomes in first-episode schizophrenia, the prevalence of prior incarcerations in African-American patients with first-episode psychosis, the role of health services in the duration of untreated psychosis among African-American patients, and the correlation between health insurance and schizophrenia. Other sources discuss the therapeutic alliance in individual resiliency training for first episode psychosis, the understanding of pathways to care for individuals entering specialized early intervention services, racial-ethnic differences in psychiatric diagnoses and treatment, and the loss of health insurance coverage early in psychosis. Additionally, there are sources related to the use of "medical bonds" in jails, the experience of seeking help for first-episode psychosis, the perspectives and experiences of Black and minority ethnic groups in early intervention services, and the trajectory to a first episode of psychosis. These sources provide a comprehensive overview of the subject matter and can be used as a foundation for further research or policy discussions.

Keywords

racial and cultural mental health disparities

early psychosis

effects of COVID-19 on mental health

duration of untreated psychosis

first-episode schizophrenia

prevalence of prior incarcerations

health services

correlation between health insurance and schizophrenia

therapeutic alliance

research