Are LGBT populations at a higher risk for suicidal behaviors in Australia? Research findings and implications
The aim of this article is to review the Australian literature about suicidality in minority sexual
identity and/or behavior groups in order to determine the evidence base for their reported …
identity and/or behavior groups in order to determine the evidence base for their reported …
How do people stop non-suicidal self-injury? A systematic review
TA Mummé, H Mildred, T Knight - Archives of suicide research, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
The current paper reviews extant quantitative and qualitative literature into how Non-
Suicidal Self-Injury cessation occurs, and individuals' experiences of stop**. Specific …
Suicidal Self-Injury cessation occurs, and individuals' experiences of stop**. Specific …
Suicide by health professionals: a retrospective mortality study in Australia, 2001–2012
Objectives: To report age‐standardised rates and methods of suicide by health
professionals, and to compare these with suicide rates for other occupations. Study design …
professionals, and to compare these with suicide rates for other occupations. Study design …
Declining autopsy rates and suicide misclassification: a cross-national analysis of 35 countries
Context Suicides are prone to misclassification during death ascertainment procedures. This
problem has generated frequent criticism of the validity of suicide mortality statistics …
problem has generated frequent criticism of the validity of suicide mortality statistics …
Access to means of suicide, occupation and the risk of suicide: a national study over 12 years of coronial data
Background Availability of lethal means is a significant risk factor for suicide. This study
investigated whether occupations with greater access to lethal means had higher suicide …
investigated whether occupations with greater access to lethal means had higher suicide …
Race/ethnicity and potential suicide misclassification: window on a minority suicide paradox?
Background Suicide officially kills approximately 30,000 annually in the United States.
Analysis of this leading public health problem is complicated by undercounting. Despite …
Analysis of this leading public health problem is complicated by undercounting. Despite …
Why there is a need for an international nomenclature and classification system for suicide
MM Silverman, D De Leo - Crisis, 2016 - econtent.hogrefe.com
There is no internationally agreed-upon set of terms, definitions, or classifications for the
range of thoughts, communications, and behaviors that are related to self-injurious …
range of thoughts, communications, and behaviors that are related to self-injurious …
Time trends in coroners' use of different verdicts for possible suicides and their impact on officially reported incidence of suicide in England: 1990–2005
D Gunnell, O Bennewith, S Simkin, J Cooper… - Psychological …, 2013 - cambridge.org
BackgroundOfficial suicide statistics for England are based on deaths given suicide verdicts
and most cases given an open verdict following a coroner's inquest. Previous research …
and most cases given an open verdict following a coroner's inquest. Previous research …
Suicide trends among Australian construction workers during years 2001–2019
In many Western countries, including Australia, construction workers have been identified as
being at elevated risk of suicide compared to other workers. A variety of suicide prevention …
being at elevated risk of suicide compared to other workers. A variety of suicide prevention …
Suicide among emergency and protective service workers: A retrospective mortality study in Australia, 2001 to 2012
BACKGROUND: Emergency and protective services personnel (eg, police, ambulance, fire-
fighters, defence, prison and security officers) report elevated levels of job stress and health …
fighters, defence, prison and security officers) report elevated levels of job stress and health …