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Crisis, 2023
Abstract: Background: Hospital-presenting self-harm is a strong predictor of suicide and has substantial human and health service costs. Aims: We aimed to identify changes in case ascertainment after implementation of a new self-harm reporting field at a tertiary hospital in New South Wales, and to report event rates, demographic, and clinical ...
Sandro Sperandei +2 more
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Abstract: Background: Hospital-presenting self-harm is a strong predictor of suicide and has substantial human and health service costs. Aims: We aimed to identify changes in case ascertainment after implementation of a new self-harm reporting field at a tertiary hospital in New South Wales, and to report event rates, demographic, and clinical ...
Sandro Sperandei +2 more
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Suicidal intent and repeated self-harm
Psychological Medicine, 1984SynopsisThe value of identifying self-harm patients who repeat with rising suicidal intent is discussed. A study is described measuring changes in intent with repetition by means of an intent scale. Patients repeating once in 5 years scored significantly higher in intent for their second episodes, while multiple repeaters tended to score lower for ...
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Intentional retinal injury with handheld lasers is an underrecognized form of self-harm
Journal of Affective Disorders, 2021Self-inflicted damage to the retina using handheld lasers is a growing and underrecognized form of self-harm. Here was share retinal images from two patients with histories of major depressive disorder and self-harm behaviors that ultimately resulted in legal blindness.
Joseph M. Simonett +2 more
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Deliberate self harm ‐ correlates of suicidal intent and severity of depression
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1987ABSTRACT— In a study of 98 cases of deliberate self harm, a high correlation was obtained between a diagnosis of Major Depressive Disorder (M.D.D.) and scores on both the Hamilton Rating Scale for depression (HRS) and the Suicide Intent Scale (SIS). There was also a high correlation between HRS and SIS scores.
G, O'Brien +4 more
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Adolescents hospitalised with deliberate self-harm: the significance of an intention to die
European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 2000All suicide attempters admitted to medical wards in the greater Oslo area, (n = 91) aged 13-19 years, were dichotomised on the basis of one item in the Motives for Parasuicide Questionnaire (MPQ) and one item in the Suicide Intent Scale (SIS): if the intent was to die (n = 57), or not (n = 34). The two groups were compared regarding the attempt, mental
B, Grøholt, O, Ekeberg, T, Haldorsen
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Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior, 2015
Data from the Oxford Monitoring System for Attempted Suicide (2004–2011) were used to study hospital presentations for self‐harm in which Suicidal Intent Scale (SIS) scores were obtained (N = 4,840). Regression of medians was used to control for the confounding effect of age and gender. Higher estimated median SIS scores were associated with increasing
Camilla, Haw +3 more
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Data from the Oxford Monitoring System for Attempted Suicide (2004–2011) were used to study hospital presentations for self‐harm in which Suicidal Intent Scale (SIS) scores were obtained (N = 4,840). Regression of medians was used to control for the confounding effect of age and gender. Higher estimated median SIS scores were associated with increasing
Camilla, Haw +3 more
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Monitoring of intentional self-harm at a relevant area in suicide prevention
Public Health, 2022Reducing 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 ResearchFrom 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 +3 more
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Personality Characteristics and Intention to Self-Harm: A Study of Eating Disordered Patients
Eating Disorders, 2002The 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, 2006313 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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