In this case-control study, we examined risk factors associated with suicide during the first week of admission to psychiatric in-patient care.
In this case-control study, we examined risk factors associated with suicide during the first week of admission to psychiatric in-patient care.
The aim of this case control study was to identify risk and protective factors for suicide among patients in a two-week post discharge period.
This study explored suicide rates in a national sample of in-patients over a 12-year period (1997-2008).
This study aimed to investigate the timing of suicide in high-risk mental health patients in terms of the ‘weekend effect’.
This study aimed to explore characteristics of in-patients who were under observation prior to suicide.
This study examined suicide rates in relation to the recession in mental health patients in England between 2000 and 2016.
Using hybrid thematic analysis, this study aimed to examine over 2,000 clinicians’ views of what constitutes good practice in mental healthcare services in the context of suicide prevention.
This qualitative study examined the perspectives of service users with a diagnosis of personality disorder on how services could be improved.
This study aimed to examine the characteristics of patients with personality disorder who died by suicide, their clinical care pathways, and whether the care offered to this group adhered to NICE guidance.
The association between key NCISH mental health service recommendations, their implementation and suicide rates were examined in this before-and-after study.
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