Kronisk suicidalitet ved ustabil personlighetsforstyrrelse: Hvorfor det er behov for særskilte tilnærminger i behandlingen

Paris, Joel

doi:10.5617/suicidologi.4101

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“…Although patients diagnosed with BPD represented a very small subgroup of all patients admitted to the acute psychiatric ward, they still accounted for about one out of six admissions. Also, even though it is questionable whether hospital admissions are beneficial for this patient group (Paris, 2004(Paris, , 2016, individuals diagnosed with BPD tended to have very frequent acute psychiatric readmissions.…”

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“…Although the boundary between these phenomena is not clear, it is important to distinguish between suicidal and non-suicidal self-harming behaviors, as they may serve different functions and have very different implications for treatment (Paris, 2016). While suicidal behaviors in individuals diagnosed with BPD involve at least some suicide intent and are often linked to feelings of hopelessness and depression (Linehan, 1993), non-suicidal selfharming behaviors entail no suicide intent but often serve to regulate negative emotions, communicate distress or to gain a sense of control (Paris, 2004(Paris, , 2016.…”

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Borderline Personality Disorder: What Predicts Acute Psychiatric Readmissions?

Furnes

Gjestad

Mehlum

et al. 2021

Journal of Personality Disorders

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Individuals diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD) often struggle with chronic suicidal thoughts and behaviors and have frequent acute psychiatric admissions. Prevention of serial admissions and disruptions in long-term treatment strategies is needed. This study explored predictors of how frequently and how quickly patients diagnosed with BPD are readmitted after an index psychiatric admission. The authors identified self-harming behavior as a predictor of readmission frequency, whereas depression and hallucinations and delusions predicted time elapsed between the index admission and the first readmission. The authors recommend that predictors of readmissions should be carefully monitored and treated following index admission.

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Borderline Personality Disorder: What Predicts Acute Psychiatric Readmissions?

Furnes

Gjestad

Mehlum

et al. 2021

Journal of Personality Disorders

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“…Kronisk suicidalitet er et vanlig kjennetegn ved UPF og betegner «et mønster av suicidalitet som er kontinuerlig, repetitivt og fyller en mellommenneskelig funksjon» (16). Suicidaliteten blir kronisk idet pasientene forsøker å løse problemer via selvmordsatferd.…”

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“…Pasienter med «kronisk suicidalitet» gjør ofte selvmordsforsøk, og med lav dødelighet, vanligvis med små overdoser eller at de gjør overfladiske kutt som ikke utgjør noen alvorlig fare, ifølge Paris (4). Etter vår mening er det vanskelig å se at pasienter med slike handlinger har ment å ta livet sitt, altså at de skulle vaere suicidale.…”

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