Preventing Hospitalization as a Treatment Target for Interventions For Early Phase Schizophrenia

2020 APA Scientific Conference

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* The session met the stated learning objectives:

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At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe data on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis.	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe data on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Strongly disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe data on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe data on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Somewhat disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe data on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Neither agree or disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe data on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Somewhat agree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe data on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Agree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe data on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Strongly agree
At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to name factors associated with hospitalization by individuals with early phase psychosis.	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to name factors associated with hospitalization by individuals with early phase psychosis. Strongly disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to name factors associated with hospitalization by individuals with early phase psychosis. Disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to name factors associated with hospitalization by individuals with early phase psychosis. Somewhat disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to name factors associated with hospitalization by individuals with early phase psychosis. Neither agree or disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to name factors associated with hospitalization by individuals with early phase psychosis. Somewhat agree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to name factors associated with hospitalization by individuals with early phase psychosis. Agree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to name factors associated with hospitalization by individuals with early phase psychosis. Strongly agree
At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe the impact of long acting injectable antipsychotics on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis.	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe the impact of long acting injectable antipsychotics on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Strongly disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe the impact of long acting injectable antipsychotics on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe the impact of long acting injectable antipsychotics on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Somewhat disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe the impact of long acting injectable antipsychotics on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Neither agree or disagree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe the impact of long acting injectable antipsychotics on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Somewhat agree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe the impact of long acting injectable antipsychotics on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Agree	At the completion of the program, listeners will be able to describe the impact of long acting injectable antipsychotics on hospitalization rates by individuals with early phase psychosis. Strongly agree

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The session was educationally relevant.	The session was educationally relevant. Strongly disagree	The session was educationally relevant. Disagree	The session was educationally relevant. Somewhat disagree	The session was educationally relevant. Neither agree or disagree	The session was educationally relevant. Somewhat agree	The session was educationally relevant. Agree	The session was educationally relevant. Strongly agree
The presenter was educationally effective.	The presenter was educationally effective. Strongly disagree	The presenter was educationally effective. Disagree	The presenter was educationally effective. Somewhat disagree	The presenter was educationally effective. Neither agree or disagree	The presenter was educationally effective. Somewhat agree	The presenter was educationally effective. Agree	The presenter was educationally effective. Strongly agree
The session provided interactive opportunities.	The session provided interactive opportunities. Strongly disagree	The session provided interactive opportunities. Disagree	The session provided interactive opportunities. Somewhat disagree	The session provided interactive opportunities. Neither agree or disagree	The session provided interactive opportunities. Somewhat agree	The session provided interactive opportunities. Agree	The session provided interactive opportunities. Strongly agree
The session provided opportunities to identify and/or reflect on what was learned and its potential impact on my practice	The session provided opportunities to identify and/or reflect on what was learned and its potential impact on my practice Strongly disagree	The session provided opportunities to identify and/or reflect on what was learned and its potential impact on my practice Disagree	The session provided opportunities to identify and/or reflect on what was learned and its potential impact on my practice Somewhat disagree	The session provided opportunities to identify and/or reflect on what was learned and its potential impact on my practice Neither agree or disagree	The session provided opportunities to identify and/or reflect on what was learned and its potential impact on my practice Somewhat agree	The session provided opportunities to identify and/or reflect on what was learned and its potential impact on my practice Agree	The session provided opportunities to identify and/or reflect on what was learned and its potential impact on my practice Strongly agree

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The session and presenter did NOT have commercial or other inappropriate bias.	The session and presenter did NOT have commercial or other inappropriate bias. Strongly disagree	The session and presenter did NOT have commercial or other inappropriate bias. Disagree	The session and presenter did NOT have commercial or other inappropriate bias. Somewhat disagree	The session and presenter did NOT have commercial or other inappropriate bias. Neither agree or disagree	The session and presenter did NOT have commercial or other inappropriate bias. Somewhat agree	The session and presenter did NOT have commercial or other inappropriate bias. Agree	The session and presenter did NOT have commercial or other inappropriate bias. Strongly agree

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