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Integrating primary care and early intervention in psychosis services: a general practitioner perspective

Aims: Earlier detection and treatment of psychosis is associated with improved health outcomes. While the role of specialist services to facilitate early diagnosis and treatment has been extensively described internationally, little data on their impact on general practice has been reported. A new specialist service for psychosis – the ‘Dublin East Treatment and Early Care Team (DETECT)’– has recently been established. This study aimed to describe general practitioners' (GPs) attitudes towards working within the catchment area of an early intervention service.