INTREPID III: Psychosocial Resources for Persons with Non-Neurological Mental Illness and Their Carers in the Global South

INTREPID III: Deepening and Broadening Knowledge of Psychoses Globally

INTREPID III is a 5-year research programme funded by the UKRI Medical Research Council (2023-2028) that investigates the epidemiology of psychotic disorders in several countries in the Global South, including India, Nigeria, and Trinidad.

This work builds upon and expands one of the most comprehensive research programmes ever conducted on psychoses across multiple countries in the Global South.
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WHY THIS WEBSITE

Problem

  • There is no adjunct digital support resource for psychosocial care to aid those experiencing or caring for others who are in or out of psychiatric treatment for psychosis on the issues that matter most to care seekers and caregivers in the Global South.
  • Information in these areas is subject to frequent and dynamic changes.
  • Keeping information up to date requires significant investments in human, technological, and financial resources, which can be costly and administratively challenging.
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AUDIENCE

The contents of this Website will benefit caregivers, patients, and other seekers of well-being in India, South Africa, Trinidad, Nigeria, and additional locations if there is traction in the initial offering.
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DISCLAIMER

Although we strive to keep the information on this website accurate and up-to-date, some details may require correction.

As is the nature of collaborative content sites, we depend significantly on information shared and verified by users.

Your input is reviewed for commercial content and verified for general accuracy; however, it will not be certified by our editorial team. We depend on you, the user, to flag misinformation.
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INTRODUCTION TO WHAT MATTERS MOST (WMM)

One of the study's objectives is to determine what matters most to individuals seeking well-being and their caregivers. The concept is to move beyond clinicians' views to focus on areas of interest to service users.
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