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Community Management of Schizophrenia a Two-Year Follow-Up of a Behavioural Intervention with Families
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1989
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Family MedicineTwo-year Follow-upFamily StrengtheningMental HealthMental Health InterventionRelapse PreventionEe StatusFamily SystemsCommunity ManagementBehavioural InterventionPsychiatryBehavior TherapyRehabilitationCognitive Behavioral InterventionPsychotic DisorderReadmission RatesPsychosocial RehabilitationCommunity Mental HealthRelapse RateSchizophreniaMedicinePsychopathology
The relapse and readmission rates of schizophrenic patients who participated in a controlled trial of a nine-month behavioural family intervention trial based on the EE status of their relatives are presented at two years. The patients who received the behavioural family intervention had lower rates of relapse and readmission than patients from high-EE homes who had received a short educational programme or routine treatment. The relapse rate of the behavioural family intervention group (33%) was the same as that of the low-EE group (33%), and significantly lower than that of the non-intervention high-EE group (59%).
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