The Early Psychosis Intervention Network (EPINET) core assessment battery: Tools and resources for building an early psychosis learning health care partnership-Presentation and Q&A

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The video featured a panel discussion about the EpiNet project, which focuses on early intervention and treatment for psychosis. The panel included Drs. Susan Azarud, Abram Rosenblatt, Howard Goldman, and Deanna Perkins. Dr. Azarud provided an overview of the EpiNet project and its goal of accelerating advances in early psychosis care. She emphasized the importance of measurement-based care and the use of standardized assessment tools. Dr. Rosenblatt discussed the role of the EpiNet National Data Coordinating Center, which oversees data collection and analysis. He explained that the center is responsible for aggregating data from the various EpiNet hubs and ensuring its accessibility to researchers and practitioners. Dr. Perkins shared her experience with the early psychosis intervention program in North Carolina and highlighted the importance of collecting quality assurance data to inform program effectiveness. She also discussed the potential for collaboration between EpiNet and the North Carolina program. Overall, the panelists emphasized the significance of the EpiNet project in improving early psychosis care and its potential to contribute to scientific discovery and advancements in the field.

Keywords

EpiNet project

early intervention

psychosis

panel discussion

measurement-based care

standardized assessment tools

data collection

researchers

practitioners

North Carolina program

scientific discovery