Variations in the hospital management of self-harm and patient outcome: A multi-site observational study in England.

Variations in the hospital management of self-harm and patient outcome: A multi-site observational study in England.

INTRODUCTION: Studies have shown wide variations in delivery of self-harm services but it is unclear how these relate to important outcomes such as self-harm repetition. METHODS: Data were collected on self-harm presentations and hospital management from 31 hospitals in England. Key staff were inter...

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Main Authors:	Cooper, J, Steeg, S, Gunnell, D, Webb, R, Hawton, K, Bennewith, O, House, A, Kapur, N
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier 2014

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