Over 40 international psychiatrists discuss schizophrenia at Parc Taulí

The international course at Parc Taulí brought together psychiatrists from 12 countries to share best practices in schizophrenia management.

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The Mental Health Service of Parc Taulí has organized an international course on schizophrenia management, with the participation of over 40 psychiatrists from 12 countries.

The course, titled Optimization of Schizophrenia Management: Best Practices Throughout the Patient's Trajectory, brought together professionals from the field of psychiatry worldwide at the Parc Taulí facilities.
During the event, Parc Taulí professionals presented how early intervention and sustained treatment have demonstrated a reduction in mortality, functional outcomes, and quality of life for individuals with schizophrenia.
Attendees gained a detailed overview of evidence-based approaches to long-acting treatments. They also exchanged clinical experiences and shared best practices.
The course combined expert lectures with interactive workshops based on real clinical scenarios. The event featured presentations by various professionals from the Parc Taulí Mental Health service, including its director, Dr. Diego Palao, and Dr. Virginia Soria, among other specialists. Dr. Javier Labad, director of Mental Health and Addictions at the Consorci Sanitari del Maresme, also participated.
Based on information from the official source: Hospital Universitari Parc Taulí (Sabadell) (18/09/2026)