Farahnaz Shakehnia, Shole Amiri, Amir Ghamarani
The comparison of cool and hot executive functions profiles in children with ADHD symptoms and normal children
Asian journal of psychiatry
prolonged duration untreated psychosis dup predicts poor outcomes firstepisode psychosis fep often linked low socioeconomic status ses authors sought determine whether patients personal income used proxy ses predicts length dup whether personal income influences effect early psychosis detection campaigncalled mindmapon dup reduction data drawn trial compared effectiveness early detection reducing dup across catchment area fep service n147 participants compared fep service early detection n75 participants hierarchical regression used determine whether personal income predicted dup analyses controlled effects age race exposure early psychosis detection group personal income interaction term used assess whether dup difference early detection control groups differed personal income lower personal income significantly associated younger age fewer years education black race longer dup personal income predicted dup beyond effects age race early psychosis detection although mindmap significantly reduced dup across income levels effect smaller participants reporting lower personal income patients personal income may important indicator disparity access specialty care clinics across wide range settings early detection efforts measure target personal income ses indicators improve access individuals may benefit fep services