Research uncovers factors influencing mental health care use in youths at clinical high risk for psychosis, suggesting the need for context-aware interventions.
Associations between self-reported race-ethnicity and mental health care utilization persisted even when analyses accounted for distressing positive symptoms, social support, and discrimination. As CHR-P research and practice increasingly focus on early intervention, study findings underscore the importance of better understanding contextual factors and social determinants that are associated with mental health service use among youths at CHR-P.
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