Objective: To assess the baseline characteristics predicting poor medication adherence
following a first admission for psychosis, and the impact of poor medication adherence on …

Objective. To assess whether a long duration of untreated psychosis (DUP) before first
admission predicts poor clinical and social outcome, and whether this association, if any, is …

Objective: To assess the baseline characteristics associated with a greater risk of suicidal
behaviour (suicide and parasuicide) over the 2 years following a first admission for psychosis, …

ObjectiveTo examine the impact of alcohol and substance use on the early course of
psychosis.Methods: First-admitted subjects with psychosis (n = 58) were assessed at 6-month …

Objective. To explore whether baseline memory and executive deficits predicted poor social
and clinical outcome over the 2 years following a first admission for psychosis, regardless of …

Method Data were collected on a sample of first‐admitted subjects with psychosis (n=64).
Results More than 1 in 4 patients had a history of parasuicide, and more than 1 in 10 patients …

Objective:To assess the factors predicting the delay between onset of psychotic symptoms
and first admission in a populationbased sample.Method:The duration of psychosis before …

Background: There is a growing body of evidence that patients with early psychosis have
undesirable pathways to care, yet few studies have explored the factors related to compulsory …

The author proposes an etiological hypothesis for Alzheimer's disease (malnutrition with or
without malabsorption); this may explain clinical and biological phenomena which occur in …

Background. A limited number of studies have assessed the pathways to care of patients
with first-episode psychosis. The aim of the study was to describe the pathways to care of …