Review Article
Early Detection and Treatment of Psychosis: The Bern Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Perspective
Table 3
Conversion rates for COPER and COGDIS in (sub)samples not systematically treated for psychosis-risk.
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Supportive counselling control condition only; conversion rate includes conversion to a late state, that is, development of APS or BLIPS. bThose lost-to-follow-up were conservatively regarded as nonconverters, symptomatic UHR criteria excluded. cMinimum of 60 months, maximum of 359 months. dMonths 36 to 48. n.a.: not applicable; only patients with complete follow-up data were included. |