Psychoseprävention jetzt in die klinische Versorgung einführen!

Präventive Ansätze haben die Prognose einer Reihe von Volkserkrankungen wie z. B. arterieller Hypertonie oder Diabetes mellitus wesentlich verbessert. Damit der Einsatz eines präventiven Ansatzes zur Verhinderung des Auftretens einer Erkrankung in die klinische Regelversorgung gerechtfertigt ist, müssen 2 Voraussetzungen erfüllt sein: Erstens, muss die Identifikation eines Risikostadiums mit klinisch bedeutsamer Gefahr des Übergangs in das volle Erkrankungsbild möglich sein. Zweitens, müssen Interventionen vorliegen, die dieses Übergangsrisiko bei angemessen Nebenwirkungen in klinisch bedeutsamer Weise reduzieren.

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