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Ethnic variations in compulsory detention and hospital admission for psychosis across four UK Early Intervention Services

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By Farhana Mann, Helen Fisher, Barnaby Major, Jo Lawrence
| Biomed Central (BMC)
Research article Open Access Published: 05 September 2014 Farhana Mann1,6, Helen L Fisher2, Barnaby Major3, Jo Lawrence4, Andrew Tapfumaneyi4, John Joyce4, Mark F Hinton1,5 & Sonia Johnson1,5 BMC Psychiatry volume 14, Article number: 256 (2014) Cite this article 4201 Accesses 22 Citations 45 Altmetric Metrics details Abstract Background Substantial ethnic variations have been found in incidence, pathways to care and outcomes in psychosis.
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Duration of untreated psychosis and clinical outcomes of first episode psychosis: An observational and an instrumental variables analysis

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By Barnaby Major, Sarah Sullivan Verified, Robert J. Carroll, Tim Peters
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Duration of untreated psychosis (DUP) is considered as a key prognostic variable in psychosis. Yet, it is unclear whether a longer DUP causes worse outcomes or whether reported associations have alternative explanations. Data from 2 cohorts of patients with first episode psychosis were used (n = 2134). Measures of DUP were assessed at baseline and outcomes at 12 months. Regression models were used to investigate the associations between DUP and outcomes.
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Negative symptoms in first‐episode psychosis: Clinical correlates and 1‐year follow‐up outcomes in London Early Intervention Services

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By Helen Fisher, Sonia Johnson, Barnaby Major, James Stone, Aikaterini Rammou, Nikola Rahaman, Nick Chamberlain‐Kent
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Negative symptoms (NS) have been associated with poor outcome and remain difficult to treat in patients with psychosis. This study examined the association of NS with clinical features at first presentation to mental health services for psychosis and with outcomes at 1‐year follow‐up. Clinical data were utilized from five London Early Intervention Services (EIS) included in the MiData audit database.
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