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AEPCC is partnering with SARPEP (Quebec’s early psychosis learning health system) to lead an international effort to improve care for young people experiencing early psychosis.
AEPCC is making steady progress in its mission to bring together the sector to improve outcomes for people experiencing early psychosis, but we are still
AEPCC is pleased to announce it has received a grant from the Telematics Trust to deliver an important new anti-stigma and education campaign in Greater
While many people who take the antipsychotic medication clozapine describe it as life-changing, they also say starting it can be a bumpy road – one
We are looking forward to showcasing the amazing early psychosis research happening in Australia and discussing how we could make our clinical trials more effective.
We’re expanding early psychosis eLearning for mental health professionals and want to hear how it can suit your needs. Complete our anonymous survey and, as
There is no doubt that providing a seat at the table for people with lived experience during the initial design of early psychosis research makes
The Australian Early Psychosis Collaborative Consortium (AEPCC) invites you to the inaugural Early Psychosis Scientific Meeting—a full-day event bringing together Australia’s researchers, clinicians and lived
With the first services now using AEPCC’s Clinical Quality Registry (CQR), we have turned our attention to developing clinical quality indicators (CQI). The CQR will
In a study that could change how psychosis medication is prescribed, the lived experience community and clinicians are being involved early, thanks to AEPCC facilitation.
Youth mental health took centre stage at the Society for Mental Health Research (SMHR) conference in Sydney earlier this month, with Professor Andy Thompson, who
Some of the most pressing questions about psychosis and mental ill-health were tackled head-on when the psychosis community converged for the 2024 AEPCC Forum on
Welcome to the Australian Early Psychosis Collaborative Consortium website.