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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
We have a day full of inspiring speakers and interactive sessions planned! Join us in creating better ways of involving people with lived experience in
Early psychosis treatment and care are set to benefit from a major Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) grant that will enable the Australian Early Psychosis
The AEPCC one-day forum will shape the future of early psychosis research, ensuring it is more inclusive, comprehensive and effective. This will be an opportunity
We are working with early psychosis research teams to develop research proposals and apply for funding for two exciting new clinical trials: Empowering Choice A
The AMETHYST study by Swinburne University aims to determine which therapy is most effective for hearing voices. The randomised controlled study (RCT) will compare the
The FACES study is a groundbreaking research project by Deakin University investigating how face and language expression relate to psychosis-like experiences. Psychosis-like experiences can often make
AEPCC has launched Psychosis Understood, a new account on Instagram for people with lived experience of psychosis. @psychosis_understood is unlike any other social media account
The first Clinical Quality Registry (CQR) for the mental health sector globally has been built and is being tested in five early psychosis clinical services
AEPCC is supporting the development of the Choices Study, a clinical trial aiming to determine the difference shared decision-making about medication has on long-term outcomes
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