Prof Swaran Singh (PI)Dr Moli PaulDr Zoebia Islam

Conclusions: For the vastmajority of service users,transition from CAMHS toAMHS is poorly planned, poorlyexecuted and poorlyexperienced.

Prof Swaran Singh (PI)Dr Moli Paul

Prof. Swaran Singh (PI), Dr Zoebia Islam (Project Manager),Dr Rubina Jasani, Luke Brown, Dr Ruchika Gajwani ,Charlene Jones, Shabana Akhtar

PI Prof. Swaran Singh, Dr Moli Paul, Prof. Frances Griffiths, Dr Zoebia Islam (Project Manager), Dr NinaChampaneri, Sarah Thorpe

Professor Tom : Principal Investigator: s.p.singh@warwick.ac.ukDr Paddy Power: Principal Investigator: Paddy.power@slam.nhs.ukDr Jo Smith: Principal Investigator: joda@lineone.netMr Miles Rinaldi: Principal Investigator: Miles.Rinaldi@swlstg-tr.nhs.uk

Professor Geoff Shepherd: Geoff.shepherd@scmh.org.ukDr Paul McCrone: Paul.mcrone@kcl.ac.ukSarah Carr: Research Assistant: sarah.carr@kcl.ac.ukFay Preston: Research Assistant: Fay.Preston@bsmhft.nhs.uk

Research Team:

•Chief Investigator: Professor Tom Craig (Institute of Psychiatry)

•Funding Through the National Institute of Health Research -Research for Patient Benefit Programme

•Funding awarded of £245,780.00

•Project Duration of 36 months

•Research question: Does ‘Motivational Interviewing’ (MI) helpto improve vocational outcomes of young people who haveexperienced a first episode of psychosis?Craig: Chief Investigator: t.craig@iop.kcl.ac.ukProfessor Swaran Singh

B Sheehan PI, K Mitchell, S Flanagan, D Ellard

• Relatively unproven

• Expensive if multi-session and delivered by experts

• Based on plausible theory

• Short

• Effective

• Cost effective

• Reproducible

At Risk

Mental State

Become psychotic

Stay the same

Improve

Long DUP

Short DUP

40 -50%

?

20%

80%

?

Oasis

Clinical Intervention

(At First Episode)