Baseline | Two years | |
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Demographics | ||
Age | X | |
Gender | X | |
Urban / Rural | X | |
ASSESSMENTS | ||
Diagnosis | X | |
Global Assessment of functioning (GAF) | X | X |
Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS) | X | X |
Psychotic relapse: A 2-point increase and a score of 6 or 7 on the Target Symptoms Rating Scale (TSRS) and a score of 6 or 7 on one of the key psychotic items on the BPRS OR a 2-point increase and a score of 4 or 5 on the TSRS following a period of remission. | X | |
Persistent psychotic symptoms: A score of 5 or more on “hallucinations” or “unusual thoughts” on BPRS for more than 6 consecutive months | X | |
Attempted suicide: Attempts with intention to die | X | |
Use of services | ||
Hospitalized | Year preceding study entry | X |
Days hospitalized | Year preceding study entry | X |
No. of hospitalizations - | X | |
Involuntary admitted | X | |
Days involuntary admitted | X | |
Outpatient coercion | X | |
Days outpatient coercion | X | |
Treatment | ||
Integrated treatment | X | |
Good adherence with oral or depot antipsychotics Less than 1 month or fewer than 4 single weeks without medication | X | |
Good adherence with psychosocial treatment Attended at least one session per month during the treatment period | X |