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Published on 15 de septiembre de 2023 | http://doi.org/10.5867/medwave.2023.08.2724

Physical exercise as an intervention in people at clinical high-risk for psychosis: A narrative review

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Inclusion of physical exercise in clinical practice guidelines for clinical high risk psychosis.
Clinical practice guidelineCountryPhysical activity and exercise interventionIntervention description
Canadian Treatment Guidelines for Individuals at Clinical High risk for psychosis [17]CanadaNo proposalNo proposal
aAustralian Clinical Guidelines for Early Psychosis [39]AustraliaCounseling on physical exercise in clinical examination is recommended, as well as education about physical exercise as an intervention when initiating antipsychotic treatment.No proposal
bImplementing the Early Intervention in Psychosis Access and Waiting Time Standard: Guidance [42]United KingdomA physical exercise program should be offered to people with psychosis, especially if they use antipsychotics (no specific recommendations for people at clinical high risk for psychosis).No proposal
aInternational Clinical Practice Guidelines for Early Psychosis [40]InternationalNo proposalNo proposal
EPA Guidance on the Early Intervention in Clinical High Rrisk States of Psychoses [41]InternationalNo proposalNo proposal

aThese clinical practice guidelines are focused on the early stages of psychosis and not on persons at clinical high risk for psychosis. bThese clinical practice guidelines are focused on the early stages of psychosis and not on people at clinical high risk for psychosis but indicate that their recommendations are relevant for this group.

Source: Prepared by the authors.