medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 11, 2024
Structured
Abstract
Introduction
Prior
mental
health
care
utilization
presents
an
important
window
of
opportunity
for
providing
suicide
prevention
interventions.
To
date,
no
reviews
have
consolidated
the
help-seeking
needs
individuals
in
contact
with
services.
This
warrants
further
attention
given
this
group
may
different
interventions
compared
to
general
population
who
not
sought
help
previously.
Aim
The
purpose
rapid
scoping
review
was
summarize
available
literature
on
related
among
services
from
healthcare
settings.
Method
Cochrane
and
Joanna
Briggs
Institute
methodologies
were
adapted,
databases,
including
MEDLINE,
Scopus,
CINAHL,
PsycInfo,
EMBASE,
searched.
Results
A
total
42
primary
studies
included
analysis.
Reported
barriers
facilitators
behaviors
identified
within
mapped
onto
socio-ecological
model.
Barriers
knowledge
attitudes
toward
utilization,
family
peer
support,
interactions
professionals,
provision
holistic
care,
creation
a
supportive
atmosphere
safe
space
promote
open
discussions
suicide-related
concerns.
Discussion
findings
offer
valuable
insights
into
areas
improvement
addressing
are
prevention.
Implication
Research
serve
as
foundation
shaping
initiatives
informing
approaches
delivery
tailored
towards
reported
inform
development
support
tools
enhance
considerations
evaluations.
Accessible
Summary
What
is
known
subject
When
while
experiencing
suicidal
thoughts
or
behaviors,
it
them
prevent
suicide;
however,
does
necessarily
mean
that
their
always
met.
Previous
research
has
abundant
evidence
support;
we
do
understanding
needs,
unmet
services,
which
differ
recently.
paper
adds
existing
reasons
why
service
users
might
seek
avoid
when
suicide,
organizing
adapted
implications
can
form
basis
delivery.
provide
designing
JAMA Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
80(10), P. 1037 - 1037
Published: July 19, 2023
Suicidal
thoughts
and
behaviors
(STBs)
are
major
public
health
problems,
some
social
groups
experience
disproportionate
STB
burden.
Studies
assessing
inequities
for
single
identities
(eg,
gender
or
sexual
orientation)
cannot
evaluate
intersectional
differences
do
not
reflect
that
the
causes
of
due
to
structural-level
(vs
individual-level)
processes.
Social Media + Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(3)
Published: July 1, 2024
Many
feel
uncomfortable
discussing
self-directed
violence
with
individuals
in
their
social
circle,
often
leading
to
concerned
posts
on
media.
Previous
studies
address
self-harm,
suicide,
and
nonsuicidal
self-injury;
however,
minimal
literature
combines
suicide
self-injury
explore
common
themes
representing
violence.
This
study
identified
from
self-harm
subreddit
communities,
each
comprising
of
Using
1,989
Reddit
we
employed
an
inductive
thematic
analysis
how
users
discussed
within
anonymous
online
communities.
Ultimately,
the
impact
using
for
discussion
depends
individual.
We
generated
six
themes,
two
data
(i.e.,
graphic
descriptions
behavior
continued
manage
emotions),
support-seeking
replace
connections
triggering
moments
initiating
suicide-related
thoughts,
plans,
behavior),
embodying
prevention
through
creative
expression
safety
mainly
exists
online).
Despite
attempts
provide
help-seeking
resources,
use
connection
inquiry
about
coping
skills
cessation
could
increase
users’
risk
detrimental
mental
health
impacts
inclusion
detailed
past
attempts,
or
means,
notes
left
loved
ones.
Given
delicate
balance
seeking
support
increasing
exposure
content,
it
is
crucial
discuss
nuances
exchanges
users,
practitioners,
moderators,
developers.
Journal of Advanced Nursing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 29, 2024
Abstract
Aim(s)
To
assess
barriers
and
facilitators
to
seeking
inpatient
psychiatric
treatment
among
transgender
nonbinary
people.
Design
Qualitative
interview
study.
Methods
Semi‐structured
interviews
were
conducted
from
March
2019
June
2022
with
people
admitted
an
hospital
in
the
United
States
during
past
5
years.
Data
analysed
using
thematic
analysis
constructed
within
a
modified
social‐ecological
model
of
stigma.
Standards
for
Reporting
Research
used
this
Results
Participants
(
N
=
15)
described
across
all
three
levels.
i)
Individual
themes
included
distrust
mental
healthcare
system,
feeling
unsafe,
loss
autonomy,
minimizing
one's
own
health
needs,
feelings
accountability
others.
ii)
Interpersonal
included:
lack
support
transgender/nonbinary
identity,
limited
knowledge
professionals,
allyship.
iii)
Structural
carceral
setting,
financial
costs,
availability
non‐profit
options.
Conclusion
Multi‐level
identified
as
care
people,
providing
opportunities
settings
improve
delivery
engagement.
Greater
equity
can
be
achieved
by
addressing
care.
Implications
Incorporating
inclusive
affirming
practices
services
presents
opportunity
reduce
Impact
The
present
study
describes
experiences
they
determine
whether
voluntarily
seek
treatment.
This
perspective
allows
nurses,
systems,
policymakers
integrate
people's
needs
delivery.
Patient/Public
Contribution
Transgender
participants
recruited
collaboration
community
organizations.
Members
participated
design
development
part
team.
Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
50(4), P. 658 - 672
Published: April 18, 2023
Lesbian,
gay,
bisexual,
transgender,
and
queer
(LGBTQ)
youth
of
color
experience
high
rates
mental
health
disorders,
yet
they
challenges
to
accessing
services.
Community
worker
(CHW)
models
care
have
potential
promote
equitable
services
among
LGBTQ
youth.
Our
aim
was
understand
how
CHW
could
be
adapted
better
support
in
Semi-structured
qualitative
interviews
were
conducted
with
(n
=
16),
caregivers
11),
CHWs
15)
Massachusetts
California.
Interviews
coded
by
8
members
the
research
team.
A
Rapid
Qualitative
Analysis
identify
themes.
Caregivers,
youth,
all
endorsed
value
for
this
population.
They
also
almost
universally
suggested
multiple
adaptations
are
needed
model
effective.
Four
main
categories
themes
emerged
related
intervention
adaptations:
(1)
Why
(2)
Who
should
serve
as
providing
care,
(3)
How
trained,
(4)
What
content
needs
included
intervention.
Broadly,
findings
suggest
relevance
having
address
stigma
discrimination
experienced,
access
culturally
linguistically
relevant
services,
need
caregiver
increased
training
these
areas.
Building Healthy Academic Communities Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
7(1), P. 49 - 61
Published: June 14, 2023
Background:
While
limited
data
has
been
collected,
some
findings
show
that
sexual
and
gender
minority
(SGM)
students
are
at
higher
risk
for
dropping
out
of
college
than
their
peers.
Research
on
issues
such
as
campus
connectedness
mental
health
among
this
population
indicates
both
may
affect
retention.
Aim:
This
study
examined
how
perceptions
mediate
the
relationship
between
SGM
identification
intentions
to
drop
college.
Methods:
Survey
collected
from
1,793
randomly
selected
across
eight
different
public
universities
in
Mississippi
were
used
conduct
a
parallel
mediation
analysis.
Results:
Mediation
analyses
indicated
there
was
significant
direct
effect
identity
out,
mediators
had
indirect
effect.
Psychiatric
symptoms
relatively
larger
connectedness.
Conclusions:
These
results
contribute
quantitative
literature
student
retention,
supporting
previous
work
indicating
these
attrition.
The
suggest
retention
be
bolstered
if
access
SGM-competent
services
is
provided.
Additionally,
campuses
should
continue
support
SGM-friendly
policies
create
inclusive
spaces
protective
resource
students.
International Journal of Social Determinants of Health and Health Services,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
54(2), P. 108 - 120
Published: Feb. 22, 2024
Despite
overwhelming
international
evidence
of
elevated
rates
poor
mental
health
in
LGBTQ+
youth
compared
to
their
cis-heterosexual
peers,
we
know
relatively
little
about
effective
services
for
this
population
group.
This
study
aims
produce
the
first
early
intervention
model
"what
works"
support
with
emerging
problems.
Utilizing
a
mixed
method
case
study,
collected
data
across
12
UK
service
sites
that
involved:
(
JMIR Research Protocols,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12, P. e50643 - e50643
Published: Oct. 17, 2023
Suicide
prevention
is
currently
a
national
health
priority
in
Canada.
Emergency
departments
(EDs)
are
critical
settings
for
suicide
prevention,
and
our
local
psychiatric
ED
at
the
Centre
Addiction
Mental
Health,
we
plan
to
embed
an
app-based
tool
called
Hope
app
support
safety
planning
intervention.
The
free
available
on
stores,
usability
tests
have
been
completed.
As
next
step
this
new
into
routine
clinical
workflow,
research
needed
assess
determinants
of
design
strategies
implementation
with
end
goal
routinization.The
purpose
2-phased
implement
workflow
ED.
specific
objectives
as
follows:
(1)
understanding
clinicians'
perceptions
experience
implementing
practice
identifying
barriers
facilitators
(phase
1)
(2)
using
findings
outputs
from
phase
1
collaborating
service
users,
families,
clinicians
co-design
2).We
will
use
integrated
knowledge
translation
approach
throughout
project.
In
1,
conduct
interviews
identify
behavior
change
framework.
2,
team
comprising
clinicians,
families
that
align
identified
1.This
protocol
presents
detailed
information
about
entire
structure
Ethics
approval
conducting
qualitative
descriptive
study
has
obtained,
recruitment
data
collection
processes
be
completed
no
later
than
December
2023.
2
underway.Involving
multiple
user
groups
early
decision-making
process
crucial
successful
implementation.
Although
co-designing
commonly
practiced
during
innovation
development,
there
often
misconception
responsibility
what
designed
falls
others.
This
aims
fill
methodological
gap
informatics
literature.
By
project,
developed
theory-informed
Health
adopting
complete
These
strategies,
guided
by
framework,
target
seamlessly
integrate
workflow.
addition,
project
provide
recommendations
how
involve
offer
insights
methodology
used
can
adapted
other
areas
within
literature.PRR1-10.2196/50643.
