Resource Tag: MONITORING
LCSH;
Constant observation of suicidal patients: The intervention we love to hate
Constant observation (CO) of psychiatric inpatients at risk for suicidal behavior has been criticized in the literature because of the absence of demonstrable effectiveness, associated costs, staff and patient acceptance, and related issues. Our inability to demonstrate effectiveness, however, is an ethical conundrum that cannot readily be solved. Frequent and often vociferous references in the […]
The implementation and first insights of the French-speaking Swiss programme for monitoring self-harm
Self-harm is a major risk factor for suicide but remains poorly documented. No data on self-harm in French-speaking Switzerland exist. To address this deficiency, the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health commissioned a specific self-harm monitoring programme. We present and discuss its implementation and first findings. METHODS Every patient aged 18–65 years presenting for self-harm […]
Telehealth monitoring of patients with schizophrenia and suicidal ideation.
Journal copy held in CSP Library.