Successful Treatments for Early Psychosis: Consistent Antipsychotic Use, Supportive Education/Employment, Cognitive Training, and Aerobic Exercise
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1 Successful Treatments for Early Psychosis: Consistent Antipsychotic Use, Supportive Education/Employment, Cognitive Training, and Aerobic Exercise Keith H. Nuechterlein, Ph.D. Distinguished Professor UCLA Departments of Psychiatry and Psychology, Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior Director, UCLA Center for Neurocognition and Emotion in Schizophrenia
2 Principles of Individual Placement and Support (IPS) Model (Robert Drake & Deborah Becker) Work rehabilitation is integral component of mental health treatment, not separate (job specialist w/in clinical team) Goal is competitive employment in typical work settings Emphasis is on obtaining jobs directly, rather than after lengthy preemployment training
3 Principles of Individual Placement and Support (IPS) Model (Robert Drake & Deborah Becker) Continuous vocational rehabilitation services based in real work experiences Follow-along support to sustain employment Services based on consumers preferences and choices Outreach into community
4 Percentage of Group Percentage Returning to Competitive Work or Regular School (N = 69) Baseline First 6 months 7 to 18 months IPS-WFM Separate VR Adjusting for non-significant baseline differences, Wald x 2 = 7.73, p < for 1 st 6 mos.; Wald x 2 = 4.73, p <.03 for next year
5 Total Number of Weeks in Competitive Work or Regular School Over 18 Months (N = 69) Total Weeks at Work or School IPS-WFM Separate VR 0 Treatment Group F = 8.43, p <.005
6 Neurocognitive Factors Attention and Perceptual Processing Premorbid Adjustment Working Memory Verbal Memory & Processing Speed Schizophrenic Negative Symptoms Disorganized Symptoms Environmental Stress Nuechterlein et al., Schiz Bull, 2011 Three cognitive factors account for 52% of variance in return to work or school 9 months later in recent-onset schizophrenia Learning of Work Skills Coping by the Patient and Significant Others Return to Work or School
7 Medication Non-Adherence (from Peter Weiden) 50% of patients have significant nonadherence within one year of beginning treatment. 75% within two years. 50% of the direct medical costs of psychiatric hospitalization attributed to non-adherence.
8 UCLA Study Design 12-month randomized controlled trial with firstepisode schizophrenia patients at the UCLA Aftercare Research Program Patients received Individual Placement and Support, a form of supported education and supported employment, to provide a context of active work rehabilitation After stabilization, patients were randomly assigned to the medication condition and the psychosocial treatment condition (2 X 2 design)
9 UCLA First-Episode Randomized Controlled Trial of LAI vs. Oral Risperidone: Time to 1st Relapse Kaplan Meier: χ 2 (1) = 9.9, p =.002
10 Correlations between Antipsychotic Medication Adherence and Cognitive Gains in First-Episode Schizophrenia (n = 57 at 6 months) 0.35 MCCB Gain in 6 Mo. 0.3 Correlation Overall Composite* Working Memory* Visual Lrng* Social Cognition * p <.05; + p <.10
11 MCCB Overall Composite Score Covarying for Medication Adherence and Finishing Full 1-Year Protocol (n = 46) T Score Cog Trng Healthy Beh Trng Baseline 12 Months Group X Time interaction, p =.025
12 Global Functioning Scale: Role Effect in 12 Months (n = 53) 6 Work/School Functioning Cog Trng Healthy Beh Trng 3 Baseline 12 Months Group X Time interaction, p =.03, Cohen s d =.62
13 Pilot Study of Adding Aerobic Exercise to Cognitive Training Increasing evidence that aerobic exercise releases neurotrophic factors (e.g., brainderived neurotrophic factor) that stimulate synaptic plasticity and enhance learning We hypothesize that adding regular aerobic exercise to neuroplasticity-based cognitive training will increase cognitive gains
14 Cognitive Training & Exercise (CT&E) Might Enhance Impact on Global Cognition (MCCB Overall Composite Score) (n = 14) MCCB Overall Composite T Score Baseline 10 Weeks Estimated effect size, Cohen s f = 0.48 CT&E CT
15 Cognitive Training & Exercise (CT&E) Might Enhance Impact on Social Cognition (n = 16) 44 MCCB Overall Composite T Score CT&E CT 30 Baseline 10 Weeks Estimated effect size, Cohen s f = 0.65
16 Overall Conclusions Supported education/employment can strikingly increase the proportion of patients who return to school or a job after an initial psychotic episode. Long-acting injectable antipsychotic medication is a promising strategy for reducing relapses and improving cognition and everyday functioning in recent-onset schizophrenia.
17 Overall Conclusions Systematic cognitive training can impact cognitive functioning and everyday functioning in the early course of schizophrenia. Aerobic exercise and cognitive training might have synergistic effects on learning and overall cognitive functioning that enhance the impact of cognitive training alone.
18 UCLA Aftercare Research Program Staff Investigators Keith H. Nuechterlein, Ph.D. (P.I.) Kenneth Subotnik, Ph.D. Joseph Ventura, Ph.D. George Bartzokis, M.D. Sarah McEwen, Ph.D. Denise Gretchen-Doorly, Ph.D. Treating Psychiatrists Michael Gitlin, M.D. Laurie Casaus, M.D. John Luo, M.D. Michael Boucher, M.D. Case Managers/Therapists Nicole R. DeTore, M.A. Luana Turner, Psy.D. Yurika Sturdevant, Psy.D. Statistical Consultation Gerhard S. Hellmann, Ph.D. Catherine Sugar, Ph.D. Sun Hwang, M.P.H. Research Assistants Craig Childress, M.A. Kimberle Kelly, M.A. Robin Kite, M.A. Jacqueline Hayata, B.A. Lilian Medina, B.A. Rachel Wood, M.A. Arielle Ered, B.A. Research Center Administrator Fe Asuan, B.A.
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