Outcomes post‐discharge from an early intervention in psychosis service

G Dodgson, L Ross, P Tiffin, E Mitford… - Early intervention in …, 2012 - Wiley Online Library
G Dodgson, L Ross, P Tiffin, E Mitford, A Brabban
Early intervention in psychiatry, 2012Wiley Online Library
Aim: To investigate the effectiveness of an early intervention in psychosis (EIP) service on
engagement and hospital bed usage, post‐discharge. A secondary aim was to identify if
there was a subgroup of patients with 'poor outcomes'. Method: A naturalistic study
comparing engagement and hospital bed day usage of individuals who received treatment
from an EIP service (n= 75) with those who presented before the service was established
(n= 113). Results: The EIP service demonstrated better engagement with service users in …
Abstract
Aim: To investigate the effectiveness of an early intervention in psychosis (EIP) service on engagement and hospital bed usage, post‐discharge. A secondary aim was to identify if there was a subgroup of patients with ‘poor outcomes’.
Method: A naturalistic study comparing engagement and hospital bed day usage of individuals who received treatment from an EIP service (n = 75) with those who presented before the service was established (n = 113).
Results: The EIP service demonstrated better engagement with service users in year 5 (P = 0.001). No significant differences were observed on hospital bed day usage. When ‘poor outcome’ cases were removed, a trend towards lower bed usage in EIP services emerged (P = 0.139).
Conclusion: EIP services improve engagement with service users. There was not a significant reduction in hospital bed usage. However, advantages could be masked by a relatively small number of individuals with ‘poor outcomes’.
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