Suicide and self harm: an evidence-informed approach

By:

Cutcliffe, J

Contributor(s):

Santos, J C

Publication details: London Quay Books 2012ISBN:

1856424332
9781856424332

Subject(s):

Summary: This book provides theoretical and practical advice for health professionals caring for people at risk of self harm and suicide. As many practitioners are not familiar with the evidence base, this book features comprehensive descriptions and critique of available literature. Topics covered include: self-harm and suicide prevention policies; risk assessment; managing the environment; custodial defensive practices; pharmacological interventions; talking therapies; engagement; managing the transition from inpatient to community; dealing with the aftermath of suicide.

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This book provides theoretical and practical advice for health professionals caring for people at risk of self harm and suicide. As many practitioners are not familiar with the evidence base, this book features comprehensive descriptions and critique of available literature. Topics covered include: self-harm and suicide prevention policies; risk assessment; managing the environment; custodial defensive practices; pharmacological interventions; talking therapies; engagement; managing the transition from inpatient to community; dealing with the aftermath of suicide.

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