Dual harm among patients in the Ontario forensic mental health system DOI Creative Commons
Mark Mohan Kaggwa,

Bailea Erb,

Sébastien Prat

и другие.

PLoS ONE, Год журнала: 2024, Номер 19(12), С. e0316364 - e0316364

Опубликована: Дек. 30, 2024

Background Dual harm involves the unfortunate experience of to self and others/objects. Safeguarding individuals in forensic psychiatric settings against all forms others is sacrosanct. While understanding dual crucial care rehabilitation patients settings, only a few studies have explored this phenomenon. This study examined its associated clinical sociodemographic factors among Ontario, Canada. Methods In retrospective study, we used data from Ontario Review Board (ORB) (n = 1240; mean age 42.54±3.32 years, 85.73% male). We defined as co-occurrence self-harming behaviour last 12 months violent towards or objects (such verbal, physical, sexual aggression). analysed relation factors. Results Of 1240 patients, 43 (3.55%) had engaged harm. Most them related verbal aggression (3.15%), followed by (2.97%), (2.73%), was rarest (1.32%). Only types Having previous history diagnosis neurodevelopmental disorder increased chance perpetrating/engaging However, increasing higher education decreased These were similar for different harm, except aggression, which subtype with having personality diagnosis. Again, violence self-harm. Conclusion present self-harm prevalent various especially when perpetrated objects. Strategies manage risk aggressive should be put place mitigate complications, disorders.

Язык: Английский

Dual harm among patients in the Ontario forensic mental health system DOI Creative Commons
Mark Mohan Kaggwa,

Bailea Erb,

Sébastien Prat

и другие.

PLoS ONE, Год журнала: 2024, Номер 19(12), С. e0316364 - e0316364

Опубликована: Дек. 30, 2024

Background Dual harm involves the unfortunate experience of to self and others/objects. Safeguarding individuals in forensic psychiatric settings against all forms others is sacrosanct. While understanding dual crucial care rehabilitation patients settings, only a few studies have explored this phenomenon. This study examined its associated clinical sociodemographic factors among Ontario, Canada. Methods In retrospective study, we used data from Ontario Review Board (ORB) (n = 1240; mean age 42.54±3.32 years, 85.73% male). We defined as co-occurrence self-harming behaviour last 12 months violent towards or objects (such verbal, physical, sexual aggression). analysed relation factors. Results Of 1240 patients, 43 (3.55%) had engaged harm. Most them related verbal aggression (3.15%), followed by (2.97%), (2.73%), was rarest (1.32%). Only types Having previous history diagnosis neurodevelopmental disorder increased chance perpetrating/engaging However, increasing higher education decreased These were similar for different harm, except aggression, which subtype with having personality diagnosis. Again, violence self-harm. Conclusion present self-harm prevalent various especially when perpetrated objects. Strategies manage risk aggressive should be put place mitigate complications, disorders.

Язык: Английский

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