RESEARCH PRIORITY ANNOUNCED
Thank you to everyone who participated in our early psychosis research priorities poll last month. Over 320 people from research, clinical and/or lived experience backgrounds
December 19, 2023
Improving care for young people experiencing psychosis
Researchers
AEPCC will give researchers the opportunity to come together with clinicians and the lived experience community to drive innovative, impactful early psychosis research.
Clinicians
AEPCC will help the early psychosis community better understand client outcomes, and support the continuous improvement of care for young people experiencing psychosis.
Young people
The early psychosis lived experience community of young people, carers and family members will be able to connect, reflect collectively and influence AEPCC’s work.
Improving young lives
AEPCC is innovative, unifying and empowering. We’re bringing together Australia’s early psychosis community like never before – to support each other to drive evidence-based, effective and lasting change that improves the lives of young people.
Apply for free AEPCC membership to be in the know, be involved, be connected and be supported. There’s a membership option for anyone with an interest in, or connection with, early psychosis.
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Poll: Help shape early psychosis research
What topics do you think early psychosis researchers should prioritise? We are keen to hear from people with lived experience, clinicians and researchers.
November 10, 2023