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Monitoring of intentional self-harm at a relevant area in suicide prevention

Public Health, 2022
Reducing suicide-related mortality rate is one of the tasks outlined within the Russian national demographic policy. The purpose of this work is to create a regional model for monitoring intentional self-harm with non-lethal outcome (attempted suicide) based on principles of standardization and personification subject to preventive approaches.
O. I. Boev, O. G. Bychkova
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Risk of suicide attempts and intentional self-harm on alprazolam

Psychiatry Research
From 2000-2021, U.S. suicide deaths have risen 36 %. Identification of pharmacological agents associated with increased suicide risk and safer alternatives may help reduce this trend.An exposure-only within-subject time-to-event pharmacoepidemiologic study of the dynamic association between alprazolam treatment and suicide attempts over 2-years ...
Robert D Gibbons, Kwan Hur, Jill E Lavigne, J. John Mann   +3 more
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Personality Characteristics and Intention to Self-Harm: A Study of Eating Disordered Patients

Eating Disorders, 2002
The purpose of this study was to examine certain psychological and behavioral differences between anorexic (AN) and bulimic (BN) patients (n = 78 and 75, respectively) who either had or had not reported an urge to self-harm. The debate concerning whether self-injurious behaviors are more appropriately viewed as obsessive-compulsive behaviors or more ...
Caroline, Davis, Kristina, Karvinen
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Datapoints: Rates of Nonfatal Intentional Self-Harm in Nine States, 2001

Psychiatric Services, 2006
313 A to the Suicide Prevention Resource Center’s Web site (1), within the past five years 29 states participated in some funded suicide prevention-related activity. Enactment of the 2004 Garrett Lee Smith act is likely to promote further expansion of state-level prevention programming.
Cynthia A, Claassen, Madhukar H, Trivedi
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The Effect of SNS Imitation Impulse on Self-harm Intention: Focusing on the Motivational Factors of Adolescent Self-harm

Korean Association of Criminal Psychology
This study aims to verify the self-harm motivation factors derived from the qualitative research previously explored through quantitative research. Based on the exploratory variables of impulsivity and addiction of stimulation-seeking tendency, attention-seeking servile tendency, and parental concern, we attempted to verify the effect of SNS imitation ...
Jeong Seok Han, Jeong Min Lee, Se On Lee
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Hospital-Presenting Intentional Self-Harm and Events of Undetermined Intent in Croatia from 2017 to 2023

Journal of Prevention
Self-harm is the most significant risk factor for death by suicide. The aim of this study is to present trends and characteristics of hospital-presenting intentional self-harm and events of undetermined intent in Croatia from 2017 to 2023, with a focus on sex and age differences, in order to identify the at-risk groups towards whom prevention ...
Karmen Korda Orlović, Vida Vasilj Perković, Danijela Štimac Grbić   +2 more
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Surveillance of Hospital-Presenting Intentional Self-Harm in Western Sydney, Australia, During the Implementation of a New Self-Harm Reporting Field

Crisis, 2023
Sandro Sperandei, Gregory Carter, Garry Stevens   +2 more
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Investigating and understanding intentions in people who self-harm

The Lancet
Jonathan, Pimm, Mark, Salter
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An integrated model of self-harm: Identifying predictors of intent.

Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science / Revue canadienne des sciences du comportement, 2011
Stephen P. Lewis, Shaina A. Rosenrot, Darcy A. Santor   +2 more
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Associations of sleep phenotypes with severe intentional self-harm: a prospective analysis of the UK Biobank cohort

Sleep, 2021
Xi-Jian Dai, Yaping Liu, Ngan Yin Chan
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