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Frontiers in Psychiatry, 2022 Engagement in self-harm, defined as intentional self-poisoning or self-injury irrespective of the apparent purpose of the act, is increasing, particularly among girls and young women. Understanding the behavior from the perspective of those who self-harm
Hilary Norman +3 more
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Intentional self-harm and suicide epidemiological profile in North India [PDF]
Injury Prevention, 2010 Self-directed violence is deliberate self-injury, self-abuse or suicidal behaviour including attempted or completed suicides. Fabricated, fictitious, forged or invented wounds may be self-inflicted or self-suffered. Such injury is a major problem of forensic experts.
A D Aggarwal +4 more
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Current Opinion in Psychiatry, 2012 To sketch out how contemporary Anglophone literature on self-damaging behaviour negotiates serious conceptual difficulties around intention, and to demonstrate (in the British context) how the large-scale emergence of this type of behaviour is made possible by new forms of psychological provision at district general hospitals.In the past decade, there ...
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Neuropsychopharmacology Reports, 2022 Aim To investigate the association between psychotropic prescriptions and the total amount of psychotropics ingested during a subsequent intentional overdose and to examine factors related to the number of psychotropic prescriptions.
Iori Tanahashi +5 more
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This is raw for the study titled "A cross-sectional study of clinical, sociodemographic factors and alcohol use in patients with Intentional self-harm in a tertiary care hospital in Dakshina Kannada"THIS DATASET IS ARCHIVED AT DANS/EASY, BUT ...
Shetty, S (via Mendeley Data) +1 more
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A Qualitative Analysis of Perceptions of Self-Harm in Members of the General Public. [PDF]
, 2012 Purpose: Previous research into health care professionals’ perceptions of self-harm has found that, although complex, in some cases, their perceptions can be somewhat negative and unsympathetic towards individuals who harm themselves.
Bale, Chris +2 more
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Intentional self-harm seen in psychiatric referrals in a tertiary care hospital
Indian Journal of Psychiatry, 2008 Intentional self-harm is common, through out the world; however, there is scanty data from India.To study the sociodemographic and clinical profile of subjects with "intentional self-harm" referred to consultation-liaison psychiatric services for evaluation in a tertiary care hospital.Retrospective chart review.For this study, the consultation-liaison ...
Das, Partha Pratim +5 more
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Burns & Trauma, 2018 Background A number of studies report high prevalence of mental health conditions among burn patients. However there is a need to understand differences in the temporal relationship between mental health conditions and intentional and unintentional burns
Thirthar P Vetrichevvel +5 more
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Emergency Department Re-Presentations Following Intentional Self-Harm [PDF]
, 2021 <p>Repeat intentional self-harm (ISH) episodes are strongly correlated to suicide. Intentional self-harm for this thesis includes suicide attempts, deliberate self-harm and suicidal ideation. The aim was to describe what factors contribute to people re-presenting to the emergency department (ED) within one week of a previous visit for intentional
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A study of individuals with intentional self-harm referred to psychiatry in a tertiary care center
Industrial Psychiatry Journal, 2017 Background: Intentional self- harm (ISH) is one of the commonest yet neglected entities of Consultation liaison Psychiatry. More researches in the field of ISH are needed to effectively manage this problem.
Bheemsain Tekkalaki +3 more
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