Psychosis risk isn’t rare in general mental health settings. Meta-analysis shows high rates of psychotic experiences among help-seeking individuals — calling for broader screening at the frontlines of care journals.lww.com/hrpjournal/f...
Meta-analytic evidence shows psychotic symptoms are common in mental health care: ~44% report psychotic experiences. Early detection should be standard practice, not an exception journals.lww.com/hrpjournal/f...
Nearly half of patients in general mental health care report psychotic experiences, and over one-quarter meet clinical high-risk criteria— calling for broader screening at the frontlines of care journals.lww.com/hrpjournal/f...
Meta-analyses show 44% of help-seeking persons report psychotic experiences and 26% are clinical high risk for psychosis. This review emphasizes the importance of psychosis screening and early intervention in mental health frontlines. journals.lww.com/h…