Improving emergency care for patients with self-harm injuries and suicidal behavior
Herunder er der følgende delstudier i gang:
- Healthcare Professionals’ Perspectives on the Feasibility of an Integrated Mental Health Collaboration Model in a Somatic Emergency Department Journal: Journal of Emergency Nursing
- Embedding Mental Health Expertise in a Somatic Emergency Department: Description of the Emergency Mental Health Care (EMHCare) Model Using the TIDieR Checklist
- Emergency Mental Health Care in Self-Harm: A Danish Feasibility Study Exploring Patient and Family Member Experiences of Mental Health–Emergency Department Collaboration
- Care pathways following emergency department presentations for self-harm: a descriptive study of acute management and discharge planning
- Baseline Characteristics and Risk of Repeat Emergency Department Visits After a First Self-Harm Presentation: A Two-Site Cohort Study
- From Emergency Department to Suicide Prevention Clinic: Access to Specialised Aftercare Following a Suicide Attempt in Denmark
Samarbejder under dette spor:
- PI: Ass. Professor Mette Reilev. Baseline Characteristics and Risk of Repeat Emergency Department Visits After a First Self-Harm Presentation: A Two-Site Cohort Study
- PI: Post Dost Tanja Mikkelsen. A National Cross-Sectional Survey of Suicide Prevention in Danish Supported Housing Facilities