Sinyor, Mark Hartman, Maya Zaheer, Rabia Williams, Marissa Pirkis, Jane Heisel, Marnin J Schaffer, Ayal Redelmeier, Donald A Cheung, Amy H Kiss, Alex
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Background: The content of suicide-specific social media posts may impact suicide rates, and putatively harmful and/or protective content may vary by the author's influence. Aims: This study sought to characterize how suicide-related Twitter content differs according to user influence. Method: Suicide-related tweets from July 1, 2015, to June 1, 20...
Linskens, Eric J Venables, Noah C Gustavson, Allison M Sayer, Nina A Murdoch, Maureen MacDonald, Roderick Ullman, Kristen E McKenzie, Lauren G Wilt, Timothy J Sultan, Shahnaz
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Background: Suicide is estimated to account for 1.4% of deaths worldwide, making it among the leading causes of premature death. Public health approaches to reduce suicide have the potential to reach individuals across the spectrum of suicide risk. Aims: To review the effectiveness of newer community-based or population-level suicide prevention str...
Doyle, Michael Ainsworth, Philip Boul, Sarah Lee, Diane
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Background: Access to timely data on suicide is crucial to support suicide prevention. A real-time suicide surveillance (RTSS) system enables public health teams and allied agencies to review information following suicides promptly and take action quickly. Aims: The aim of this paper was to report on an evaluation of an RTSS system in South Yorkshi...
van der Burgt, Margot C A Mérelle, Saskia Beekman, Aartjan T F Gilissen, Renske
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Background: Although the number of suicides did not increase in 2020, there are concerns about the mental health consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Aims: To present the demand for the Dutch suicide prevention helpline during times of lockdown and to describe the coronavirus-related problems discussed. Methods: An observational and exploratory s...
Takahashi, Asumi Sueki, Hajime Ito, Jiro
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Background: The relationship between search terms and suicidal ideation is not precisely known. Aims: This study examined the relationship between the types of terms used in web searches and the level of suicidal ideation among individuals who conduct such searches. Methods: A total of 508 Internet users completed a suicidal ideation scale and conv...
Smart, Sophie E Dimes, Hollie Lumley, Cordelia Spooner, Steve Anderson, Sarah Platt, Stephen Davidson, Sarah
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Background: Befriending is one of many strategies with the potential to reduce suicidal ideation and decrease the risk of suicide. Aims: To measure change in suicidal ideation and behavior among visitors (service users) supported at The Listening Place (TLP), a charity which offers volunteer-run, face-to-face befriending to people who are suicidal....
Chitty, Kate M Cvejic, Rachael C Heintze, Teresa Srasuebkul, Preeyaporn Morley, Kirsten Dawson, Andrew Carter, Gregory Dinh, Michael Buckley, Nicholas A Trollor, Julian N
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Aims: We investigated the association between problematic use of alcohol and/or drugs (PUAD) and the incidence, urgency, and mode of discharge for a subsequent episode of self-harm (SH) or suicidal ideation (SI). Methods: This was a retrospective population-based cohort study of individuals admitted to hospital for an index episode of SH/SI (2010-2...
Mergl, Roland Heinz, Ines Allgaier, Antje-Kathrin Hegerl, Ulrich
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Background: A four-level community-based intervention aiming simultaneously to improve the care for depression and to prevent suicidal behavior has been implemented in the German city Munich. Aims: Changes in suicide rates in Munich during 2009-2014 were analyzed with respect to a 10-year baseline. The same was true for a control region (Cologne) a...
Schlichthorst, Marisa Reifels, Lennart Spittal, Matthew Clapperton, Angela Scurrah, Katrina Kolves, Kairi Platt, Stephen Pirkis, Jane Krysinska, Karolina
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Background: National suicide prevention strategies support development of suicide prevention activities and their evaluation. Aims: To describe components included in national suicide prevention strategies and analyze the potential contribution of individual components to reduce suicide rates. Method: We conducted a narrative review and statistical...
Moscardini, Emma H Robinson, Anthony Calamia, Matthew Tucker, Raymond P
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Background: The integrated motivational-volitional (IMV) model of suicidal behavior posits that defeat leads to suicidal ideation through increased vulnerability for feelings of entrapment. One potentially important vulnerability factor for the development of feelings of defeat is socially prescribed perfectionism. Aims: The current study investiga...