Robinson 2010.

Methods	Allocation: randomised Blindness: the research assistant, who carries out the assessments, will be blind to group allocation. Location: Australia and New Zealand Duration: 18 months
Participants	Diagnosis: not stated n = 36 History: first‐episode psychosis Age: 15–24 years Sex: both Exclusion criteria: not stated
Interventions	Group 1: 6‐month peer‐support intervention delivered to young people with first‐episode psychosis over the period of discharge Group 2: treatment as usual
Outcomes	Primary outcomes: levels of engagement and treatment adherence, perceived social support, quantity and quality of service‐related information received and service satisfaction. Secondary outcomes: suicide risk (presence of current or recent suicidal ideation or suicidal behaviour including deliberate self‐harm, or both).
Notes	Protocol, full characteristics and outcome data not reported. We have contacted author to enquire what the population of schizophrenia is and are awaiting a response.