NIH R01 · 2024
3/5 Clinical Outcome Prediction of Psychosis from Electronic Health Records (COPPER)
PROJECT SUMMARY Clinical predictors are now firmly incorporated into routine standard-of-care in many fields of medicine, in contrast with Psychiatry where quantitative predictors that guide clinical decision-making remain extremely limited. Psychosis-related disorders are responsible for a substantial public health burden, for which there are significant unmet needs that would be subserved by clinical predictors. For example, long-term outcomes vary widely and identifying individuals with poor or advantageous future outcomes would help to optimize treatment planning and resource allocation. Furthermore, antipsychotics are associated with adverse side effects, such as increased risk of…
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