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期刊名:Crisis-the journal of crisis intervention and suicide prevention

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ISSN:0227-5910

e-ISSN:2151-2396

IF/分区:3.0/Q1

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Mark Sinyor,Prudence Chan,Vera Yu Men et al. Mark Sinyor et al.
Background: Suicide-related media is known to influence suicide rates. Large language models (LLMs), a form of generative artificial intelligence (AI), are increasingly being used as a writing tool. However, the quality of LLM-generated sui...
Madelyn Granat,William V McCall,Brian J Miller Madelyn Granat
Background: Clozapine is associated with decreased insomnia and suicidal ideation and behavior (SIB), both of which are prevalent in psychiatric disorders. Aims: To consider effects on insomnia underlying the antisuicidal properties of cloz...
Erin Wheeler,Lisa J Cohen,Sarah Bloch-Elkouby et al. Erin Wheeler et al.
Background: The suicide crisis syndrome (SCS) is a proposed diagnostic construct under consideration for inclusion in DSM as a suicide-specific syndrome. The SCS is an acute affective-cognitive state, characterized by entrapment (Criterion ...
Allison E Bond,Kati Tanguay,Samantha E Daruwala et al. Allison E Bond et al.
Background: US service members and Veterans are at elevated risk for firearm suicide. Understanding to whom they disclose suicidal thoughts and/or plans is important to inform suicide prevention efforts. Aims: To better understand the exten...
Katerina Kavalidou,Renata Martins Predo,Vítor Fabri de Oliveira et al. Katerina Kavalidou et al.
Background: In Brazil, national surveillance indicates a rise in self-harm, but little is known about patterns of repeated presentations to healthcare services or changes in self-harm methods over time. Aims: To examine sociodemographic and...
Gisell Castillo,Gil Angela Dela Cruz,Joe Lebbos et al. Gisell Castillo et al.
Background: Crisis lines provide evidence-based suicide prevention support that often involves active listening, safety assessment, collaborative problem solving, and sharing resources (care as usual). Many crisis lines are also innovating ...
Eileen Danaee,Prudence Chan,Vanessa V Chen et al. Eileen Danaee et al.
Background: Previous studies have highlighted the importance of including people with lived experience of suicide in research, yet no previous study has investigated lived experience of suicide among suicide researchers themselves. Aims: Th...
Kairi Kõlves,Damian Shaw-Williams,Sadhvi Krishnamoorthy et al. Kairi Kõlves et al.
Background: Although there have been assumptions about the link between eco-emotions and suicidality, there is currently no systematic evidence. Aim: To systematically examine literature analyzing the link between eco-emotions and suicidal ...
Manjula Weerasinghe,Ayanthi Karunarathne,Chris Metcalfe et al. Manjula Weerasinghe et al.
Background: The World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes surveillance of suicide and suicide attempts as a core component of national suicide prevention strategies. Aims: In Sri Lanka, police registers serve as the main source for nationa...
Felix Bolinski,Stephanie Leone,Lonneke van Leeuwen et al. Felix Bolinski et al.
Background: Previous research has showed that exposure to a postsuicide railway announcement stating that a delay was due to a collision with a person yielded suicide associations and negative emotions. In 2021, the Dutch Railways implement...