Titlebook: Current Schizophrenia; Dieter Naber,Martin Lambert Book 2012Latest edition Springer Healthcare, a part of Springer Science+Business Media

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Dieter Naber,Martin LambertFully updated with current information about the field.Presents current guidelines as clearly as possible in the context of relevant clinical treatment issues.Includes figures to provide clinicians wi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13992-6n associated with psychosis, particularly due to schizophrenia, has largely stayed the same. Retrospective studies on the often years-long prodrome of psychotic disorders have shown that the vast majority of patients develop, among others, cognitive, perceptive, negative, and affective symptoms as w

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ellence (2009), the American Psychiatric Association (2004), the Canadian Psychiatric Association (2005), and the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (2005). A major problem with guideline978-1-908517-46-3978-1-908517-68-5

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13992-6these reasons, an indicated prevention strategy of psychotic disorders and their negative consequences before they set in is regarded as the most promising approach to the management of these disorders.

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Introduction, in people with, or at risk for, psychosis give patients and their families hope for a better course of illness and an improved outcome. The interdisciplinary approach, combining pharmacotherapy and psychosocial interventions, markedly increases the chance of long-lasting remission and recovery. How