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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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Monika Ferguson,Miriam Posselt,Heather McIntyre et al. Monika Ferguson et al.
Background: Safety planning involves the co-development of a personalized list of coping strategies to prevent a suicide crisis. Aims: We explored the perspectives of workers regarding safety planning as a suicide prevention strategy for pe...
Brian L Mishara,Louis-Francis Fortin Brian L Mishara
Background: Mishara and Martin (2012) reported decreases in suicides 12 years after implementation of a police suicide prevention program. Aims: We aimed to determine whether suicide decreases were sustained 10 years later. Method: We exami...
Karolina Krysinska,Karl Andriessen,Ingrid Ozols et al. Karolina Krysinska et al.
Background: Individuals recovering from a suicide attempt may benefit from support provided by informal carers, that is, family members and other support persons, who may require support themselves. Aims: This systematic review aims to iden...
Nicholas Procter,Miriam Posselt,Monika Ferguson et al. Nicholas Procter et al.
Background: There are concerning rates of suicidality among asylum seekers and refugees in Australia, and tailored suicide prevention initiatives are needed. Aims: We aimed to evaluate the impact of a tailored suicide prevention education p...
Erika E Lynn-Green,Klaudia Jaźwińska,Adam L Beckman et al. Erika E Lynn-Green et al.
Background: Healthcare workers are at elevated risk for suicide; though it has yet to be studied, this risk may be exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. News media coverage of high-profile suicide is associated with an increased risk of sub...
Carol Coohey,Keri Neblett,Sara Knox Carol Coohey
Background: The self-report measures used in evaluations of the Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) program have tended not to detect an improvement in a broad range of suicide counseling skills from pre- to posttraining or...
Julien Eloir,Claire Ducro,Jean-Louis Nandrino Julien Eloir
Background: Suicide in prison is a major problem and several risk factors have been identified in the literature (e.g., period of incarceration, depressive disorders). Aims: The study examined the impact of several risk factors for suicide ...
Per Sverre Persett,Øivind Ekeberg,Dag Jacobsen et al. Per Sverre Persett et al.
Background: Suicidal intent for patients attempting suicide using violent methods (VMs) is assumed to be higher than for those using self-poisoning (SP), which may explain the higher mortality observed in follow-up studies. However, this ha...
Juliann Li,Lindsay A Bornheimer,Lindsay Fernandez et al. Juliann Li et al.
Risk-taking is associated with suicide among depressed adolescents. In the United States, alcohol is among the most used substances resulting in need for treatment. While alcohol use relates to greater depression and suicidality, less is kn...
Karen Moya Lascelles Karen Moya Lascelles
Carers of loved ones who repeatedly express suicidal intent and/or engage in suicidal behavior may experience a sense of anticipation of eventual suicide due to the potential of a fatal act of self-harm. An understanding of John Rolland's c...