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Searching for psychosis: INTREPID (1): systems for detecting untreated and first-episode cases of psychosis in diverse settings
Purpose: Our understanding of psychotic disorders is largely based on studies conducted in North America, Europe and Australasia. Few methodologically robust and comparable studies have been carried out in other settings. INTREPID is a programme of research on psychoses in India, Nigeria, and Trinid...
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