Plain-English translation of NCT07713849 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This trial is testing a specialized transition care program designed to help young adults with first-episode psychosis move smoothly from the hospital to ongoing outpatient treatment. Many patients lose touch with their care after leaving the hospital, which can derail their recovery. This program aims to bridge that gap by providing coordinated support, help navigating the healthcare system, and connection to peer and family support during the critical weeks after discharge.
After hospitalization for a first episode of psychosis, many young adults don't successfully connect with outpatient care—even when that care is proven to help them recover better. This program exists to solve that problem by providing hands-on support during the vulnerable transition period between hospital discharge and stable outpatient treatment.
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You will receive support from a transition care team while you are in the hospital and for 6 weeks after you are discharged. The team will help you understand your diagnosis, connect you to ongoing outpatient care (called Coordinated Specialty Care), address practical barriers like transportation, and involve your caregiver or support person in your care plan. The goal is to make sure you successfully engage with outpatient treatment and continue your recovery outside the hospital.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Aug 6, 2026 · Not medical advice
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