When does experience of psychosis result in a need for care? A prospective general population study.

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Summary

It is suggested that qualitative differences in self-initiated coping modify the risk for need for care and subsequent patient status in those who experience psychotic symptoms and point to the possible importance of early coping-based interventions.

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Published
2003-01-01
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Keywords

Coping (psychology), Distress, Psychosis, Odds ratio, Confidence interval

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