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. 2001 Apr 23;2001(2):CD003080. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD003080

Griffiths‐London.

Methods Allocation: 'randomised' ‐ no further details. 
 Follow up: 18 months (mean). 
 Loss to follow up: 0%. 
 Objectivity of rating of outcome: unclear if raters independent.
Participants Inclusion criteria: i. psychotic illness; ii. in contact with psychiatric services during 12 month period beginning 1968; iii. age range 18‐55 years. 
 Diagnosis: all had a psychotic illness, specific diagnoses U/K. 
 N=28. 
 Age: U/K. 
 Sex: U/K. 
 History: U/K. 
 Setting: urban, London, UK.
Interventions 1. Rehabilitation program: i. co‐ordinated program involving day hospital and industrial workshops; ii. patients treated by team (psychiatrists, nurses, OTs, psychologists); iii. comprehensive assessment used to plan individual treatment and rehabilitation programs. N=14. 
 2. Control: i. referred back to doctors; ii. mainly in day centres, at home or in hosptial. N=14.
Outcomes In competitive employment. 
 Self esteem: Wing scale.
Unable to use ‐ 
 Cognitive functioning: WAIS. 
 Attitude: Attitude Rating Scale (unpublished).
Notes  
Risk of bias
Bias Authors' judgement Support for judgement
Allocation concealment? Unclear risk B ‐ Unclear