Building a two-state learning healthcare system for persons with first episode psychosis
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Building a two-state learning healthcare system for persons with first episode psychosis
Abstract
The Connection Learning Healthcare System (CLHS) represents a network of academic institutions, state behavioral health systems, and early psychosis specialty care programs in Pennsylvania and Maryland working together to provide the best evidence-based care for persons with first episode psychosis. Developing an integrated, two-state system required unification and harmonization of data collection, training, consultation, research, and dissemination activities. Here we describe the model that supported these efforts and our experience creating an active two-state learning healthcare system. We also review areas of ongoing attention and offer lessons learned.
Keywords: First episode psychosis; Learning healthcare system.
Copyright © 2025 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Conflict of interest statement
Declaration of competing interest Robert W. Buchanan has consulted for Boehringer-Ingelheim; serves on the Data Safety and Monitoring Boards of Roche, Merck and Newron; and has served on the Advisory Boards of Merck, Acadia, Karuna, and Neurocrine. All other authors have no declarations.
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