Accessible summary In the previous paper we described a model explaining differences in
rates of conflict and containment between wards, grouping causal factors into six domains …

The observation that almost half of the homicides committed by people with a psychotic
illness occur before initial treatment suggests an increased risk of homicide during the first …

Accessible summary Rates of violence, self‐harm, absconding and other incidents
threatening patients and staff safety vary a great deal by hospital ward. Some wards have …

The International Handbook of Suicide Prevention, 2nd Edition, presents a series of
readings that consider the individual and societal factors that lead to suicide, it addresses …

Studies of birth cohorts show evidence of greater risk of violence among patients with
schizophrenia compared to the general population. However, the contribution of …

BackgroundFew controlled studies have specifically investigated aspects of mental health
care in relation to suicide risk among recently discharged psychiatric patients. We aimed to …

Background: Suicide is a leading cause of death among youths. Comparatively few studies
have studied recent trends over time, or examined rates and characteristics of service …

Significant efforts have been made to identify risk factors associated with suicide. However,
the evidence suggests that risk categorisation may be of limited value, or worse, potentially …

The literature on inpatient suicides was systematically reviewed. English, German, and
Dutch articles were identified by means of the electronic databases PsycInfo, Cochrane …

Introduction: Suicide risk is most commonly associated with mental illness. In particular,
suicide in people under mental health care presents distinct patterns of risk and …