Early intervention in psychosis: a map of clinical and research initiatives in Latin America

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Autor(a) principal: Brietzke,Elisa
Data de Publicação: 2011
Outros Autores: Araripe Neto,Ary Gadelha, Dias,Álvaro, Mansur,Rodrigo Barbachan, Bressan,Rodrigo Affonseca
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Brazilian Journal of Psychiatry (São Paulo. 1999. Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1516-44462011000600007
Resumo: OBJECTIVE: This article aims to review Latin America's early intervention services in psychosis and to shed light into their challenges and particularities. METHOD: An internet-based search comprising medical societies' websites, published articles, and major universities' websites was conducted and the results were critically discussed. RESULTS: Latin American countries are profoundly deficient in specialized early intervention services. Our search found seven target services, four of which are based in urban areas of Brazil, inside tertiary hospitals or universities. Among the initiatives advanced by these centers, there are partnerships with the public educational system and other community-based efforts toward knowledge transfer. On the other hand, several challenges remain to be overcome, especially in relation to their expansion, which is necessary to match the existing demand.
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title Early intervention in psychosis: a map of clinical and research initiatives in Latin America
spellingShingle Early intervention in psychosis: a map of clinical and research initiatives in Latin America
Brietzke,Elisa
Psychotic disorders
Early intervention
Disease prevention
Latin America
Mental Disorders
title_short Early intervention in psychosis: a map of clinical and research initiatives in Latin America
title_full Early intervention in psychosis: a map of clinical and research initiatives in Latin America
title_fullStr Early intervention in psychosis: a map of clinical and research initiatives in Latin America
title_full_unstemmed Early intervention in psychosis: a map of clinical and research initiatives in Latin America
title_sort Early intervention in psychosis: a map of clinical and research initiatives in Latin America
author Brietzke,Elisa
author_facet Brietzke,Elisa
Araripe Neto,Ary Gadelha
Dias,Álvaro
Mansur,Rodrigo Barbachan
Bressan,Rodrigo Affonseca
author_role author
author2 Araripe Neto,Ary Gadelha
Dias,Álvaro
Mansur,Rodrigo Barbachan
Bressan,Rodrigo Affonseca
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Brietzke,Elisa
Araripe Neto,Ary Gadelha
Dias,Álvaro
Mansur,Rodrigo Barbachan
Bressan,Rodrigo Affonseca
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Psychotic disorders
Early intervention
Disease prevention
Latin America
Mental Disorders
topic Psychotic disorders
Early intervention
Disease prevention
Latin America
Mental Disorders
description OBJECTIVE: This article aims to review Latin America's early intervention services in psychosis and to shed light into their challenges and particularities. METHOD: An internet-based search comprising medical societies' websites, published articles, and major universities' websites was conducted and the results were critically discussed. RESULTS: Latin American countries are profoundly deficient in specialized early intervention services. Our search found seven target services, four of which are based in urban areas of Brazil, inside tertiary hospitals or universities. Among the initiatives advanced by these centers, there are partnerships with the public educational system and other community-based efforts toward knowledge transfer. On the other hand, several challenges remain to be overcome, especially in relation to their expansion, which is necessary to match the existing demand.
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