2020
DOI: 10.1093/schbul/sbaa030.416
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M104. The Use of Short Message Service as a Means of Clinical Engagement in Early Psychosis

Abstract: Background Clinical disengagement of youth in early psychosis clinics continues to be a significant barrier to recovery as evidenced by high rates of treatment non-adherence (up to 60%) and clinic drop-out (30%). Disengagement from services results in longer durations of untreated/partially-treated illness, which in turn leads to higher rates of symptom burden, re-hospitalization, and poorer functional outcomes. Approaches aimed at improving engagement have typically hinged on efforts to incr… Show more

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