Qualitative study to explore the perspectives and mental health experiences of first episode psychosis patients and their caregivers in North India

Mamta Sood; Rakesh Kumar Chadda; Nishtha Chawla; Tulika Shukla; Vaibhav Patil; Dhriti Ratra; Pallavi Rajhans; Padmavati Ramachandran; R. Thara; Vijaya Raghavan; Mohapradeep Mohan; Srividya N. Iyer; Jai Shah; Jason Madan; Max Birchwood; Caroline Meyer; Richard Lilford; Vivek Furtado; Graeme Currie; Swaran P. Singh

doi:10.1016/j.ajp.2024.104121

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The onset of psychosis brings unfamiliar experiences that can be disturbing for patients and their caregivers. Few studies from India (only one from North India) have examined these experiences from the perspective of the patient and caregiver. We explored experiences of first episode psychosis (FEP) patients and their caregivers within a North Indian context.

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