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Purpose: In this study, it is intended to evaluate the events identified in early schizophrenia (EPS) within the framework of the Reverse Door Phenomenon (RDP). Tools and Methods: In Turkey, three centres of children and adolescent psychiatric bed service data have been reviewed backward; the socio-demographic characteristics of the incidents, psychiatric co-diagnosis, methods of treatment, the positive and negative syndrome measurement (PANSS) and the global assessment measurement for children (CGAS) scores are applied. Patients with twice and over twice and over twice and over twice and over twice and over twice and over twice and over twice and over twice and over twice and over twice and over twice and over twice and over twice and over twice. Results: A significant difference between the RDP (+) (n=40) and the RDP (-) (n=35) groups was found in terms of sociodemographic characteristics when compared only the history of substance use disorders (p=0,007). When compared psychotropic medications used during treatment between the two groups, differences were found in haloperidol (p=0,001) and First Generation Antipsychotics (BKA) (p=0,011). The results found that there was a meaningful interaction between the number of patients with 18-60-month trace defined for the total PANSS deposit (p=0,044) and the CGAS deposit scores (p=0,006). Regression analysis has found that the history of substance use disorders, the use of BKA and the total PANSS points of the investment have been significantly contributing factors for RDP in the EBŞ-recognized facts. The result: Our study suggests that early identification of certain symptomatological dimensions, evaluation of the history of disorder use of the substance and targeted strategies focused on the treatment management of the events can help reduce the RDP.

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