The comprehensive open-dialogue approach in Western Lapland: II. Long-term stability of acute psychosis outcomes in advanced community care
J Seikkula, B Alakare, J Aaltonen - Psychosis, 2011 - Taylor & Francis
An open dialogue need-adapted approach was applied in Finnish Western Lapland by
organizing three-year family therapy training for the entire staff, and by following the
outcomes. Three inclusion periods of first-episode psychotic patients were compared. In a
two-year follow-up of two consecutive periods during the 1990s (1992–3 and 1994–7) it was
found that 81% of patients did not have any residual psychotic symptoms, and that 84% had
returned to full-time employment or studies. Only 33% had used neuroleptic medication. A …
organizing three-year family therapy training for the entire staff, and by following the
outcomes. Three inclusion periods of first-episode psychotic patients were compared. In a
two-year follow-up of two consecutive periods during the 1990s (1992–3 and 1994–7) it was
found that 81% of patients did not have any residual psychotic symptoms, and that 84% had
returned to full-time employment or studies. Only 33% had used neuroleptic medication. A …
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J Seikkulaa, B Alakareb, J Aaltonena - … : Psychological, Social and …, 2011 - academia.edu
An open dialogue need-adapted approach was applied in Finnish Western Lapland by
organizing three-year family therapy training for the entire staff, and by following the
outcomes. Three inclusion periods of first-episode psychotic patients were compared. In a
two-year follow-up of two consecutive periods during the 1990s (1992–3 and 1994–7) it was
found that 81% of patients did not have any residual psychotic symptoms, and that 84% had
returned to fulltime employment or studies. Only 33% had used neuroleptic medication. A …
organizing three-year family therapy training for the entire staff, and by following the
outcomes. Three inclusion periods of first-episode psychotic patients were compared. In a
two-year follow-up of two consecutive periods during the 1990s (1992–3 and 1994–7) it was
found that 81% of patients did not have any residual psychotic symptoms, and that 84% had
returned to fulltime employment or studies. Only 33% had used neuroleptic medication. A …
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