SJOG Research

@SJOGResearch

Katılım Mart 2017

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SJOG Research retweetledi

Dónal Ó Caoimh@donalocaoimh·1 Nis

Read our new publication in the American Journal of Psychiatry on associations between duration of untreated psychosis and outcome over 20 years!

RCSI@RCSI_Irl

@donalocaoimh @hrbireland @RCSI_Research The study found that delays in treating psychosis can worsen symptoms and quality of life and remain evident for at least 20 years after a patient first experiences the illness. Read the study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry: doi.org/10.1176/appi.a…

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SJOG Research retweetledi

Dónal Ó Caoimh@donalocaoimh·1 Nis

Our study published today on psychosis, treatment delays, and outcome is getting a lot of attention! You can read more in the link below.

HealthResearchBoard@hrbireland

An HRB-funded study on psychosis by @RCSI_Irl has garnered international attention and is published today in The American Journal of Psychiatry. Read more here: bit.ly/3iRS7LU

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SJOG Research@SJOGResearch·1 Nis

'Over 20 years in the making' - well done to our #DETECT colleagues on this publication. @donalocaoimh

Dónal Ó Caoimh@donalocaoimh

Over 20 years in the making! Today, we publish a landmark study investigating, in First Episode Psychosis, the relationships between delays to treatment and outcome at 6 timepoints over 20 yrs in the American Journal of Psychiatry. @RCSI_irl @hrbireland ajp.psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/ap…

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SJOG Research@SJOGResearch·1 Nis

Delighted to share research from DETECT showing the enduring benefits of early intervention in the treatment of psychosis. Congrats to @donalocaoimh & #SJOG colleagues along with @hrb @RCSI_Irl independent.ie/irish-news/hea…

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