Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 21, 2025
Background:
Given
the
unique
geopolitical
positioning
of
Kashmir
and
its
susceptibility
to
addiction
suicide,
we
present
a
protocol
study
that
aims
design
culturally
tailored
primary
prevention
for
youth
in
Kashmir.
Novelty:
This
is
first
attempt
region
test
intervention
mental
health
Objectives:
It
it
on
high-risk
population.
Methods:
The
has
three
stages.
(a)
estimating
risk
factors
substance-use
disorders
(SUDs)
suicide
among
(16–24
years
age),
(b)
adapting
an
existing
psycho-social
interventions
culture-specific
operating
Kashmir,
(c)
screening
at-risk
schools
colleges,
(d)
selecting
suitable
sample
pre/post-evaluation
design,
(e)
administering
culturally-tailored
primary-prevention
selected
sample,
(f)
evaluating
outcome
variables
which
include
parameters
symptom
reduction
improved
well-being.
Data
shall
be
analyzed
utilizing
both
qualitative
quantitative
methods.
Risk
will
estimated
using
thematic
analysis.
A
designed
by
dialectical
behavioral
therapy
skill
training
module
context.
effectiveness
evaluated
through
pre-and
post-tests.
Expected
Outcomes:
provide
solid
foundation
curriculum
colleges.
expected
reduce
number
contribute
sustainable,
mentally
healthy
JAMA Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
81(12), P. 1177 - 1177
Published: Sept. 11, 2024
Importance
Suicide
risk
is
elevated
after
discharge
from
inpatient
level
of
care.
Empirically
supported
suicide
prevention
treatments
are
needed.
Objective
To
determine
whether
adding
an
version
brief
cognitive
behavioral
therapy
for
to
treatment
as
usual
reduces
postdischarge
attempts,
suicidal
ideation,
and
psychiatric
readmissions
substance
use
disorder
moderates
effects.
Design,
Setting,
Participants
This
randomized
clinical
trial
compared
(n
=
106)
plus
inpatients
94)
at
a
private
hospital
in
Connecticut.
Follow-up
assessments
were
completed
monthly
6
months
postdischarge.
enrolled
January
2020
through
February
2023.
Inpatients
admitted
following
crisis
(past-week
attempt
or
ideation
with
plan
on
admission
within
previous
2
years)
included.
Medical
records
consecutive
admissions
4137)
screened,
213
study
eligible
randomized,
200
analyzed.
A
total
114
participants
(57.0%)
6-month
follow-up
assessments.
Data
medical
also
obtained
follow-up.
Intervention
Up
4
individual
sessions
designed
inpatients.
Main
Outcomes
Measures
attempts
assessed
via
blind
interviews
record
review.
Suicidal
was
self-report.
Results
The
mean
(SD)
age
among
analyzed
32.8
(12.6)
years;
117
female
83
male.
Brief
therapy–inpatient
reduced
the
occurrence
over
by
60%
(odds
ratio,
0.40;
95%
CI,
0.20-0.80;
number
needed
treat,
7)
entire
patient
group,
rate
71%
(rate
0.29;
0.09-0.90)
those
without
disorder.
effect
condition
less
clear,
although
post
hoc
analyses
indicated
severe
vs
1
Conclusions
Relevance
reattempts
when
added
usual.
Substance
moderated
treatment’s
readmission
rates.
Treatment
effects
clear.
Implementation
research
facilitate
dissemination.
Additional
optimize
outcomes
individuals
disorders.
Trial
Registration
ClinicalTrials.gov
Identifier:
NCT04168645
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Feb. 24, 2025
To
investigate
individual,
interpersonal,
health
system,
and
community
factors
associated
with
suicidal
ideation
(SI)
attempts
(SA).
Utilizing
nationally
representative
data
from
the
National
Longitudinal
Study
of
Adolescent
to
Adult
Health
(7th-12th
graders
in
1994-95
followed
>20
years
until
2016-18,
N=18,375),
least
absolute
shrinkage
selector
operator
(LASSO)
regression
determined
multilevel
predictors
SA
SI.
Models
comprised
full
diagnosis
subgroups
(ADD/ADHD,
depression,
PTSD,
anxiety,
learning
disabilities
[LD]).
Approximately
2.48%
8.97%
reported
SI,
respectively.
Over
25%
had
20.98%
6.42%
4.55%
ADD/ADHD,
2.50%
LD.
LASSO
identified
20
21
Individual-level
SI
included
educational
attainment,
substance
use,
PTSD.
Interpersonal-level
social
support,
household
size,
parental
education,
while
system-level
care
receipt,
insurance,
counseling.
The
strongest
associations
were
among
individual-level
by
interpersonal
system
factors.
distinct
across
diagnostic
highlight
importance
targeted,
subgroup-specific
suicide
prevention
interventions.
These
findings
emphasize
value
precise,
data-driven
approaches
for
diverse
populations
individuals
life-course.
BMJ,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
389, P. e081627 - e081627
Published: April 30, 2025
To
estimate
the
effect
of
gabapentinoid
treatment
on
self-harm.
A
population
based
self-controlled
case
series
study.
UK
Clinical
Practice
Research
Datalink
Aurum
database
linked
to
Hospital
Episode
Statistics
and
Office
for
National
databases.
10
002
adults
(aged
≥18
years),
with
prescriptions,
who
had
an
incident
event
self-harm
between
1
January
2000
31
December
2020.
Individual
censoring
occurred
date
epilepsy,
substance
misuse,
or
cancer
diagnosis.
Crude
incidence
rates
in
different
risk
periods:
90
days
before
treatment,
period,
14
after
periods,
reference
periods
were
calculated.
Conditional
Poisson
regression
derived
rate
ratio
95%
confidence
intervals
(CIs)
evaluate
compared
period
each
individual.
503
597
individuals
received
prescriptions
included
analysis.
The
per
100
person
years
was
16.79
(95%
CI
16.65
16.92)
9.66
(9.62
9.70)
29.60
(29.09
30.11)
6.75
(6.74
6.77)
period.
results
yielded
increased
during
day
adjusted
1.69
1.55
1.85).
spline
analysis
showed
that
declined
gradually
around
time
initiation
returned
level
(adjusted
1.06
(0.98
1.13)).
Adjusted
within
cessation
(3.02
(2.53
3.60)).
findings
remained
consistent
throughout
a
subgroups
sensitivity
analyses.
association
gabapentinoids
seems
be
multifaceted:
elevated
is
present
which
persists
initial
phase
rises
again
shortly
discontinuation.
These
do
not
support
direct
but
underscore
necessity
close
patient
monitoring
journey.
European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
274(5), P. 1037 - 1049
Published: March 13, 2023
Abstract
Suicide
is
considered
one
of
the
major
public
health
problems
worldwide,
being
second
leading
cause
death
in
15–29
age
group.
It
estimated
that
every
40s
someone
world
commits
suicide.
The
social
taboo
surrounding
this
phenomenon
as
well
fact
suicide
prevention
measures
currently
fail
to
avoid
deaths
from
cause,
means
more
research
needed
understand
its
mechanisms.
present
narrative
review
on
tries
point
out
several
important
aspects,
such
risk
factors
or
dynamics
suicide,
current
findings
field
physiology
could
offer
advances
understanding
Subjective
scales
and
questionnaires
are
not
effective
alone,
whereas
objective
can
be
addressed
physiology.
Thus,
an
increased
neuroinflammation
people
who
take
their
own
lives
has
been
found,
with
increase
inflammatory
markers
interleukin-6
other
cytokines
plasma
cerebrospinal
fluid.
Also,
hyperactivity
hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal
axis
a
decrease
serotonin
vitamin
D
levels
seems
also
involved.
In
conclusion,
help
which
trigger
dying
by
pointing
those
alterations
occur
body
when
attempt
commit
succeeds
taking
life.
There
need
for
multidisciplinary
approaches
address
raise
awareness
relevance
problem
causes
thousands
year.
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
68(11), P. 850 - 859
Published: April 18, 2023
Although
the
risk
of
suicide
is
high
in
first-episode
psychosis
(FEP),
little
known
about
course
suicidal
ideation
and
its
relation
to
attempts.
Therefore,
we
aimed
identify
5-year
trajectories
associated
factors
FEP
compare
how
attempts
were
distributed
across
these
identified
trajectories.This
prospective
study
assessed
ideation,
potentially
through
research
interviews,
chart
review
coroners'
reports
382
patients
[mean
age
=
23.53
(SD
3.61)]
admitted
2
early
services
Montreal,
Canada.
Trajectories
using
a
semiparametric
mixture
model,
with
multinomial
logistic
regression.Three
identified:
low
decreasing
(n
325,
85.08%);
decline,
then
increasing
30,
7.85%),
persistent
27,
7.07%).
Suicidal
prior
admission
(OR
2.85,
95%
CI,
1.23
6.63,
P
<
0.05)
cocaine
use
disorder
6.78,
1.08
42.75,
trajectory.
Persons
4.33,
1.66
11.29,
8.18,
2.39
27.97,
0.001)
alcohol
3.63,
1.4
9.42,
more
likely
belong
trajectory,
attempt
during
follow-up.Our
highlights
heterogeneity
over
5
years
importance
ongoing
assessment
patients,
particularly
for
who
persistently
report
as
they
are
likelier
engage
Patients
or
should
be
targeted
prevention
interventions
from
phase
follow-up.
Given
small
number
persons
wide
CIs
some
factors,
larger
studies
however
needed
further
characterize
belongs
each
group.
Substance Abuse and Rehabilitation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 15, P. 31 - 42
Published: March 1, 2024
Background:
Substance
use
disorders
(SUD)
are
prevalent
worldwide.
Among
other
associated
health
problems,
patients
with
SUD
at
an
increased
risk
of
dying
suicide,
females
displaying
even
higher
than
males.
Therefore,
the
aim
this
study
was
to
conduct
a
gender-sensitive
evaluation
changes
in
suicidal
ideation
during
multimodal
inpatient
treatment
hospital
facility
specialized
treating
addiction.
Methods:
A
total
694
(68.2%
male)
completed
routine
assessment
including
ideation,
abstinence
confidence,
impulsivity,
emotion
regulation,
self-efficacy
and
autonomy
joy
both
before
(T1)
end
(T2)
treatment.
Mean
were
evaluated
repeated
measures
MANOVAs.
Results:
Before
treatment,
n=127
(18.3%)
respondents
reported
which
reduced
n=72
(10.4%)
by
female
patients,
change
compared
from
T1
T2
(21.7%
vs
7.7%)
significantly
among
male
(T1:
16.7%%,
T2:
11.6%;
p=0.040).
Generally,
worse
symptoms
scores
slightly
numbers
thoughts
baseline
(effect
sizes
ranging
η²=.008
–
0.044).
While
genders
profited
generally
showed
larger
improvements
male.
Discussion:
Our
underscores
beneficial
effect
addiction-specialized
on
ideation.
Additionally,
we
found
substantial
gender
effect:
while
more
distressed
they
also
symptom
reduction
This
result
highlights
need
perform
research
develop
programs.
Keywords:
addiction,
therapy,
alcohol,
drugs,
medicine
Middle East Current Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31(1)
Published: May 23, 2024
Abstract
Background
Adolescents
are
a
high-risk
age
group
for
committing
suicide,
and
the
risk
substantially
increases
from
early
to
late
adolescence.
Adolescence
also
serves
as
critical
time
period
detection
intervention
prevent
suicidal
behaviors.
This
study
aimed
assess
prevalence
of
suicidality
identify
significant
predictors
among
adolescents.
Methods
A
cross-sectional
observational
was
conducted
between
January-December
2023.
aged
14–18
years
old
(
n
=
2317)
were
consecutively
recruited
15
high
schools
across
four
provinces
on
Java
Island
in
Indonesia.
Self-reported
validated
instruments
Indonesian
used
sociodemographic
profiles,
self-esteem
(RSES),
hopelessness
(BHS),
loneliness
(ULS-3),
perceived
social
support
(MSPSS),
depression
(PHQ-9),
resilience
(CD-RISC-10),
(SBQ-R).
With
adjusted
odds
ratio
(AOR)
95%
confidence
interval
(CI),
binary
logistic
regression
analysis
determine
suicidality.
Results
The
lifetime
suicide
ideation
26.5%,
plans
18.2%,
threat
14.1%,
attempt
4.4%.
12-month
43.1%.
following
variables
identified
significantly
associated
with
p
<
0.05):
female
students
(AOR
1.912;
95%CI:1.507–2.425),
chronic
illness
2.886;
95%CI:1.545–5.389),
low
1.347;
95%CI:1.036–1.750),
2.020;
95%CI:1.578–2.585),
family
3.532;
95%CI:2.486–5.017),
1.611;
95%CI:1.211–2.143),
4.882;
95%CI
3.861–6.175),
1.602;
95%CI:1.154–2.224).
Nagelkerke
R
square
0.364
indicating
model
explained
36.4%
variance
Conclusions
Our
revealed
several
adolescents
which
can
be
targeted
develop
prevention
strategies.