Suicide Prevention and Intervention Summary of a Workshop (2001) / Chapter Skim
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Research and Usual Care Prevention Efforts Across Psychiatric Diagnoses
Research and Usual Care Prevention Efforts Across Psychiatric Diagnoses
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She discussed methodological issues including treatment as usual, the relationship between suicide and mental illness, and the efficacy of pharmacological and behavioral treatments; she also made recommendations for future research. In general she reported finding very few studies, with broad variability making it hard to compare results across studies.
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Comtois, "there is a close relationship between a reduction in the symptoms and a reduction in suicidality, but that is not universal." The workshop attendees discussed studies showing a reduction in suicidality without a reduction in depression or vice versa. The workshop attendees also discussed pharmacological studies showing significant reductions in suicide, even when depressive symptoms are not similarly reduced.
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