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.
Category: Research summaries
The personality disorder patient pathway: service user and clinical perspectives
This qualitative study examined the perspectives of service users with a diagnosis of personality disorder on how services could be improved.
Clinical characteristics and care pathways of patients with PD who died by suicide
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.
Implementation of mental health service recommendations in England and Wales and suicide rates, 1997–2006
The association between key NCISH mental health service recommendations, their implementation and suicide rates were examined in this before-and-after study.
Mental health service changes, organisational factors, and patient suicide in England in 1997-2012: a before-and-after study
In this before-and-after study, we examined the relationship between service provision and suicide rates in mental health services in England.
Assessment and management of suicide risk in primary care
In this study, we examined the assessment and management of suicide risk in primary and secondary care.
Suicide risk assessment in UK mental health services: a national mixed methods study
The aim of this mixed-methods study was to examine which risk assessment tools were in use in the UK, and collect the views of clinicians, patients, and carers on their use.
Suicide in England in the COVID-19 pandemic: Early observational data from real-time surveillance
This study used data from established systems of real-time surveillance (RTS) of suspected suicides in England during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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