Training Clinicians Working in Early Intervention

NMHDU Joint National Early Intervention Programme, Lead and Worcestershire EI Clinical Development Lead, Worcestershire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust, Worcestershire, UK

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David Shiers,

David Shiers

NMHDU Joint National Early Intervention Programme Lead Worcestershire, UK

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Mandy Reed,

Mandy Reed

Consultant Nurse

Early Intervention in Psychosis, Bath, UK

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Mark Rayne,

Mark Rayne

Programme Specialist

Service Development NHS West Midlands Regional, Development Centre, West Midlands, UK

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First published: 26 March 2010

https://doi.org/10.1002/9781444318814.ch29

Summary

This chapter contains sections titled:

Introduction
Early psychosis declaration
The evidence
Development of the EI training
CD-ROM
Delivery of the finished product
Using the training material
Future possibilities
Conclusion
References

Useful Website:

www.thorn-cheltenham.org.uk
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Training Resource
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IRIS/NIMHE/Rethink Early Intervention in Psychosis Training CD-Rom
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