1993
DOI: 10.1017/s0033291700038800
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Parasuicide: features of repetition and the implications for intervention

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“…Appleby et al . highlighted the potential value of early treatment for those who repeatedly self-harm [4]. Among those not presenting to health services, there may be a group who could be ‘caught early’, so it is important to determine their patterns of help-seeking and barriers to seeking help.…”
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“…Appleby et al . highlighted the potential value of early treatment for those who repeatedly self-harm [4]. Among those not presenting to health services, there may be a group who could be ‘caught early’, so it is important to determine their patterns of help-seeking and barriers to seeking help.…”
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“…at 0-80 it was necessary to study 186 patients in each group (Fleiss, 1981). An effect on the rate of repetition of attempted suicide was not taken into account in the sample size calculation, as no clear association between repetition and the use of services can be demonstrated (Appleby & Warner, 1993). Finally, the size of the study groups was set at 250 in view of the findings from previous follow-up studies, which indicate that attempted suicide patients prove difficult to follow up, partly because of the inherent high mobility of this population and partly because of negative attitudes to being followed up (Hawton, 1989).…”
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“…La prise en charge thérapeutique de ces jeunes est indispensable pour la résolution de la crise, mais également pour la prévention de la récidive suicidaire. Les conséquences d'un traitement cessé trop précocement chez un jeune ayant posé un geste suicidaire sont préoccupantes lorsqu'on considère que le risque de récidive est plus élevé dans les mois qui suivent la tentative (Appleby & Warner, 1993;Brent, Johnson, et al, 1993;Spirito, Plummer, Gispert, Levy, Kurkjian, Lewander, Hagberg et al, 1992) et que ceux qui ne se présentent pas au traitement sont ceux qui sont le plus susceptibles de récidiver (van Heeringen, Jannes, Buylaert, Henderick, & et al, 1995).…”
Section: Abandon Du Traitement De L'adolescent Suicidaireunclassified