Can critical components of effective early intervention in psychosis also advance early detection and preventive care for young people at risk?
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Abstract
Williams et al identify key components of Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) services (small care coordinator caseloads, clozapine use and physical healthcare) to improve outcomes. Translating these components into clinical high-risk services could strengthen preventive psychiatry, alongside dedicated funding and integration with EIP for a unified early detection/intervention pathway.