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Longitudinal Data in Electronic Health Records Can Be Used to Predict Risk of Suicide
Previous research has shown that diagnostic codes routinely collected in electronic health records can help predict domestic abuse an average of two years in advance. Could EHR systems also be used to predict suicidal behavior?
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Real-time Monitoring Detects Patterns of Suicidal Thoughts
By monitoring people via smartphone several times per day, Mass General researchers became the first to show that there are distinct patterns of suicidal thinking, which may have implications for suicide prevention efforts.
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One-Quarter of American Undergraduate Students Have Contemplated Suicide
Concerned by results from a nationwide survey, a Massachusetts General Hospital psychiatrist and colleagues call for campuses to help mitigate student stress, with a special focus on transgender students and those who are racial/ethnic, gender or sexual minorities.
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Developing a Clinical Tool to Predict Suicide Risk
Clinician-researchers at the Center for Precision Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital with colleagues at Harvard University, Harvard Medical School and Boston Children's Hospital have developed an algorithm to improve the prediction of suicide risk in clinical settings.
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Early or Forced Sexual Intercourse Tied to Poor Mental Health Outcomes in Adolescents
Henry K. Onyeaka, MBChB, MPH, of the Department of Psychiatry, and colleagues found that both early sexual intercourse and a history of forced sexual intercourse among adolescents can predispose to suicidal thoughts, and forced sexual intercourse can also contribute to depression and sexual violence victimization.
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Consensus Statement: Conducting Digital Monitoring Studies of People at Suicide Risk
Matthew K. Nock, PhD, of the Department of Psychiatry, and colleagues have published a consensus statement about best practices for conducting real-time digital monitoring studies of people at risk of suicide and related behaviors.
Suicide Risk Contributors
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Jeffery Huffman, MD
Associate Chief, Clinical Services, Department of Psychiatry, Director, Inpatient Psychiatry Research, Director, Cardiac Psychiatry Research Program
Recent Article
Consider Emotional Barriers When Encouraging Physical Activity After Metabolic/Bariatric Surgery
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Jordan W. Smoller, MD, ScD
Associate Chief for Research, Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, Director, Psychiatric and Neurodevelopmental Genetics Unit, Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and Professor in the Department of Epidemiology at the Harvard School of Public Health
Recent Article
Developing a Clinical Tool to Predict Suicide Risk
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Justin A. Chen, MD, MPH
Executive Director, Center for Cross-Cultural Student Emotional Wellness, Medical Director, Adult Outpatient Psychiatry Services
Recent Article
Telepsychiatry Early in the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Matthew K. Nock, PhD
Research Scientist, Mass General, Edgar Pierce Professor of Psychology, Harvard University
Recent Article
Consensus Statement: Conducting Digital Monitoring Studies of People at Suicide Risk
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