Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) Services, UK A Critical Analysis of the Evidence

  • Faria Khan Lancahire Care NHS Foundation Trust UK
  • Abdul Hakim Rhouma Lancashire care NHS Foundation Trust UK
  • H Siddiq Mersey Deanery UK
  • Nadeem Gire Lancashire care NHS Foundation Trust UK
  • Imran Bashir x Ventevogel Lancashire care NHS Foundation Trust & Honorary Reader University of Manchester UK
  • Nusrat Husain Lancashire care NHS Foundation Trust & Honorary Senior Iecturer University of Manchester UK

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Author Biographies

Faria Khan, Lancahire Care NHS Foundation Trust UK

Consultant Camhs Eis

Abdul Hakim Rhouma, Lancashire care NHS Foundation Trust UK

EIS

H Siddiq, Mersey Deanery UK

CT3

Nadeem Gire, Lancashire care NHS Foundation Trust UK

EIS

Imran Bashir x Ventevogel, Lancashire care NHS Foundation Trust & Honorary Reader University of Manchester UK

Lead EIS consultant, EIS

Nusrat Husain, Lancashire care NHS Foundation Trust & Honorary Senior Iecturer University of Manchester UK

Consultant EIS

Published
2013-06-30
How to Cite
1.
Khan F, Rhouma AH, Siddiq H, Gire N, Ventevogel IB x, Husain N. Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) Services, UK A Critical Analysis of the Evidence. J Pak Psychiatr Soc [Internet]. 2013Jun.30 [cited 2024Dec.22];10(01):8-13. Available from: https://jpps.pk/index.php/journal/article/view/906
Issue
Vol 10 No 01 (2013): Journal of Pakistan Psychiatric Society
Section
Review Article

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