Newcastleupon-Tyne / New York / Manchester / London / Durham / Newcastle / /
Company
Sainsbury / John Wiley and Sons / Guilford Press / PH AB / /
Country
United Kingdom / / /
Facility
Funding National Institute / University of Manchester / Arch Gen Psychiatry / Newcastle University / Institute of Population Health / National Institute / University of Durham / /
IndustryTerm
crisis management / usual / cognitive therapy / Internet data / last search / Online/Comment / pharmaceutical / early intervention services / study site / mental health services / therapy / therapy for people with schizophrenia spectrum disorders / therapy for other disorders / therapy for psychosis or any other disorder / community-based services / treatment protocol / social care services / Online February / web services / /
Data Monitoring and Ethics Committee / National Research Ethics Service of the UK / Newcastle University / Centre for Biostatistics / University of Manchester / Manchester / King’s Fund/Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health / National Institute for Health Research / Institute of Population Health / Centre for Health Economics / School of Psychological Sciences / University of Durham / Durham / Department of Health / NHS / National Health Service / National Institute for Clinical Excellence / /
Person
David Kingdon / Nicola Chapman / Laura Drage / John Norrie / Victoria Lumley / Melissa Pyle / Pauline Callcott / Alison Brabban / Kay SR / Graham Dunn / Tim Grace / Rob Dudley / Helen Spencer / Douglas Turkington / Anna Cummings / Paul Hutton / Chapman D Clin Psy / Rory Byrne / Hutton D Clin Psy / Sarah Tully / Tom Christodoulides / Kerry Irving / Anthony P Morrison / /
Articles Cognitive therapy for people with schizophrenia spectrum disorders not taking antipsychotic drugs: a single-blind randomised controlled trial Anthony P Morrison, Douglas Turkington, Melissa Pyle, Helen Spencer,