Suicide Risk, Self-Injury Risk, And Expected Intentionality for a Population And Its Component Sub-Populations
Suicide Risk, Self-Injury Risk, And Expected Intentionality for a Population And Its Component Sub-Populations
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Part of the phenomenon of suicide is a cognitive inflexibility on the part of the victim where resources are not perceived, even if others near the situation perceive the resource as appropriate and accessible to the victim. Our programs need to be aimed at those who are close to high suicide risk individuals. These natural caregivers need to learn to assess suicidal risk and to mobilize our intervention services. We need programs aimed at the police, clergy, physicians, and bartenders to mobil...ize our services on behalf of high risk individuals they meet in the normal course of their professions. A few demonstration pro- grams of this type have recently begun. We also need to educate spouses and children to recognize suicide risk and to know when to call a suicide prevention services on behalf of their loved ones.
74 Evaluating Suicide Prevention Services When a service has taken "suicide prevention" in its name or as part of its mission, it has incurred an obligation to evaluate the ex- tent to which it prevents suicides and to structure its program to optimize its impact on the suicide rate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Part of the phenomenon of suicide is a cognitive inflexibility on the part of the victim where resources are not perceived, even if others near the situation perceive the resource as appropriate and accessible to the victim. Our programs need to be aimed at those who are close to high suicide risk individuals. These natural caregivers need to learn to assess suicidal risk and to mobilize our intervention services. We need programs aimed at the police, clergy, physicians, and bartenders to mobil...ize our services on behalf of high risk individuals they meet in the normal course of their professions. A few demonstration pro- grams of this type have recently begun. We also need to educate spouses and children to recognize suicide risk and to know when to call a suicide prevention services on behalf of their loved ones.
74 Evaluating Suicide Prevention Services When a service has taken "suicide prevention" in its name or as part of its mission, it has incurred an obligation to evaluate the ex- tent to which it prevents suicides and to structure its program to optimize its impact on the suicide rate.
What to read after Suicide Risk, Self-Injury Risk, And Expected Intentionality for a Population And Its Component Sub-Populations?
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