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Articles by Ilana Nossel
Guidance for Working With a Patient Who Elicits Fear in the Psychiatrist
While it is clear that most societal violence is not due to mental illness, there is conflicting evidence regarding whether mental illness itself increases violence risk.1 Nonetheless, variables associated with mental illness, particularly substance abuse, have been shown to be predictors of violence.1 As such, psychiatrists do treat individuals at risk of violence and are at times themselves at risk.
Determinants of pathways to care among young adults with early psychosis entering a coordinated specialty care program
ORIGINAL ARTICLE Determinants of pathways to care among young adults with early psychosis entering a coordinated specialty care program Leslie Marino Corresponding Author E-mail address: marinol@nyspi.columbia.edu https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8257-710X New York State Psychiatric Institute, New York, New York Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, New York, New York Correspondence Leslie Marino, New York State Psychiatric Institute, New York, NY.
Understanding the implementation of coordinated specialty Care for Early Psychosis in New York state: A guide using the RE‐AIM framework
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Results of a Coordinated Specialty Care Program for Early Psychosis and Predictors of Outcomes
This study prospectively evaluated outcomes of OnTrackNY, a statewide coordinated specialty care (CSC) program for treatment of early psychosis in community settings, as well as predictors of outcomes. The sample included 325 individuals ages 16–30 with recent-onset nonaffective psychosis who were enrolled in OnTrackNY and who had at least one three-month follow-up. Clinicians provided data at baseline and quarterly up to one year.
Family member engagement with early psychosis specialty care
Family members of individuals with early psychosis (EP) play critical roles in their engagement with EP services, but family member experiences of those roles are insufficiently understood.
Family member engagement with early psychosis specialty care
Family members of individuals with early psychosis (EP) play critical roles in their engagement with EP services, but family member experiences of those roles are insufficiently understood.
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