Fusion of Clinical and Lived Experiences of Psychosis: Lessons Learned and Implications for Future Clinical Teaching

Psychosis is a clinical syndrome that can cause significant distress leading to hospitalisation/long term stays in psychiatric services. However, limited academic evidence available examining the lived experience of psychosis. Additionally, no looking combine both learned and experiential knowledge as it pertains As such this article was created subsets order provide more complete interpretation itself. This achieved through input from psychiatrist’s perspective well reflective, autoethnographic service user who has experienced Following collaboration, several recommendations were made support health professionals engage appropriately with users experiences psychosis itself requires further investigation identify commonalities clinicians diagnosis co-production treatment regimens for these users.