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    Guideline was issued in 1998, and will be reviewed in 2009. It is based on the national clinical guideline recommended for use in Scotland by the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network, 9 queen street, Edinburgh EH2 1JQ. A Care Plan should specify all aspects of care provided care should be taken to avoid overly stressful interventions which may result in worsening of psychotic symptoms. Families and carers should be involved from the outset (with the patients consent)

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    Guideline was issued in 1998, and will be reviewed in 2009. It is based on the national clinical guideline recommended for use in Scotland by the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network, 9 queen street, Edinburgh EH2 1JQ. A Care Plan should specify all aspects of care provided care should be taken to avoid overly stressful interventions which may result in worsening of psychotic symptoms. Families and carers should be involved from the outset (with the patients consent)

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    Managementul Schizofreniei Scurt

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    Guideline was issued in 1998, and will be reviewed in 2009. It is based on the national clinical guideline recommended for use in Scotland by the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network, 9 queen street, Edinburgh EH2 1JQ. A Care Plan should specify all aspects of care provided care should be taken to avoid overly stressful interventions which may result in worsening of psychotic symptoms. Families and carers should be involved from the outset (with the patients consent)

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    SIGN INFORMATION AND EDUCATION

    ACUTE PHASE
    B Information for families and carers on the
    illness, aetiology, course, treatment, and
    services, including support groups

    A Information should be provided by an


    experienced health professional
    Psychosocial Interventions in the

    STABILISATION PHASE B Education Programme for patients giving


    information on the illness and on the
    Management of Schizophrenia

    benefits and side effects of medication

    FAMILY INTERVENTION
    A Family Intervention Programme should
    be implemented in appropriate cases
    following assessment

    A The programme should include:


    § education programme
    § analysis of family relationships and
    functioning
    STABLE PHASE

    § family sessions to address problems


    identified
    § relatives’ support group

    A Intervention programmes should be carried


    out by a trained health professional

    COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY


    A Cognitive Behaviour Therapy should be
    considered for symptoms of psychosis
    which are distressing and resistant to
    conventional treatment

    GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
    C Treatment of individuals with schizophrenia requires a co-ordinated
    multidisciplinary approach

    C A Care Plan should specify all aspects of care to be provided

    C Care should be taken to avoid overly stressful interventions which may


    result in worsening of psychotic symptoms

    B Families and carers should be involved from the outset


    (with the patient’s consent)

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    KEY: A B C indicates grade of recommendation

     Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network, 1998


    SIGN Publication
    Derived from the national clinical guideline recommended for use in Scotland by the
    Number Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network, 9 Queen Street, Edinburgh EH2 1JQ
    This guideline was issued in October 1998, and will be reviewed in 2000

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