Managing schizophrenia in primary care: The utility of remission criteria as outcome indicators
The shared management of patients with schizophrenia in primary care can only succeed if underpinned by valid, easily administered and clinically relevant outcome measures. While conditions such as depression and anxiety lend themselves to this approach through the development, over a number of year...
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author | Fear, C Yeomans, D Moore, B Taylor, M Ford, K Currie, A Hynes, J Sullivan, G Whale, R Burns, T |
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description | The shared management of patients with schizophrenia in primary care can only succeed if underpinned by valid, easily administered and clinically relevant outcome measures. While conditions such as depression and anxiety lend themselves to this approach through the development, over a number of years, of patient- and observer-rated scales, schizophrenia still lacks the capacity for meaningful outcome measures. Recently, two international working groups have developed the concept of remission in schizophrenia and recommended a simple, brief and clinically valid measure based upon improvement in key symptoms over a specified time period. The authors consider this concept and its application to primary care both as a commissioning tool and to facilitate shared care of this chronic medical condition. © 2009 Radcliffe Publishing. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:326023fb-e90e-4fa4-8ff5-c39b7387c1f72022-03-26T13:13:37ZManaging schizophrenia in primary care: The utility of remission criteria as outcome indicatorsJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:326023fb-e90e-4fa4-8ff5-c39b7387c1f7EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2009Fear, CYeomans, DMoore, BTaylor, MFord, KCurrie, AHynes, JSullivan, GWhale, RBurns, TThe shared management of patients with schizophrenia in primary care can only succeed if underpinned by valid, easily administered and clinically relevant outcome measures. While conditions such as depression and anxiety lend themselves to this approach through the development, over a number of years, of patient- and observer-rated scales, schizophrenia still lacks the capacity for meaningful outcome measures. Recently, two international working groups have developed the concept of remission in schizophrenia and recommended a simple, brief and clinically valid measure based upon improvement in key symptoms over a specified time period. The authors consider this concept and its application to primary care both as a commissioning tool and to facilitate shared care of this chronic medical condition. © 2009 Radcliffe Publishing. |
spellingShingle | Fear, C Yeomans, D Moore, B Taylor, M Ford, K Currie, A Hynes, J Sullivan, G Whale, R Burns, T Managing schizophrenia in primary care: The utility of remission criteria as outcome indicators |
title | Managing schizophrenia in primary care: The utility of remission criteria as outcome indicators |
title_full | Managing schizophrenia in primary care: The utility of remission criteria as outcome indicators |
title_fullStr | Managing schizophrenia in primary care: The utility of remission criteria as outcome indicators |
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title_short | Managing schizophrenia in primary care: The utility of remission criteria as outcome indicators |
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