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When compared with those in the control (usual care) group, participants in the AT group are expected to demonstrate significant improvements immediately and at three, six and 12 months after completion of the intervention in: level of medication adherence, readmission rate, mental status, insight into treatment, and level of functioning.
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When compared with those in the control (usual care) group, participants in the AT group are expected to demonstrate significant improvements immediately and at three, six and 12 months after completion of the intervention in the following aspects:
The primary outcomes are level of antipsychotic medication adherence, re-hospitalization rates and mental status; and the patients' drug attitude will be the mediating factor of the AT.
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