Features of the dynamics of dimensional characteristics in the remission period in patients with paranoid and undifferentiated schizophrenia

Background. In modern psychiatry, the dimensional approach, which reflects the indicators of symptomatic improvement based on the assessment of the achievement of psychopathological symptoms of the subthreshold level on a number of psychometric scales, is the main one for determining the criteria for remission. The advantage of the dimensional approach is the use of a differentiated set of dimensional characteristics at different stages of the disease, which suggests the possibility of expanding the set of standards for the remission state, including the proposal to include an affective component in its structure. A comprehensive assessment of the remission state allows for a more targeted development of a personalized rehabilitation program.