Understanding Suicide 2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-26282-6_2
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A Modern Semiology of Suicidal Behavior

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“…Noteworthy here is that many treatments targeting depression specifically do not impact suicidal thoughts and behaviors ( 119 ), suggesting some specificity in response to treatment for SBD. Finally, research suggests that suicide attempters are less likely to later die by suicide if upon discharge they are scheduled to have follow-up attention or treatment after hospitalization ( 93 , 103 , 120 ), suggesting that future suicide attempts could be prevented if treatment were scheduled or given to individuals immediately after being diagnosed with SBD.…”
Section: Diagnostic Validity Of Sbdmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Noteworthy here is that many treatments targeting depression specifically do not impact suicidal thoughts and behaviors ( 119 ), suggesting some specificity in response to treatment for SBD. Finally, research suggests that suicide attempters are less likely to later die by suicide if upon discharge they are scheduled to have follow-up attention or treatment after hospitalization ( 93 , 103 , 120 ), suggesting that future suicide attempts could be prevented if treatment were scheduled or given to individuals immediately after being diagnosed with SBD.…”
Section: Diagnostic Validity Of Sbdmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, clinicians often disagree about what types of behavior to include in “suicide attempt” vs. “non-suicidal self-injury,” “aborted attempt,” and “interrupted attempt.” These separate concepts have differential impact on suicidal risk ( 50 ), and confusion about their distinctions can have negative impacts on clinical care ( 90 , 138 ). SBD's inclusion would help to create standardized nomenclature, which would improve both assessment of suicide risk and communication of risk between treatment providers ( 120 , 137 ). In order to fully address this clinical need, however, the DSM might also need to provide a suggested, validated measure of SBD, rather than just the diagnostic criteria.…”
Section: Clinical Utility Of Sbd Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%