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Suicidality: A Roadmap for Assessment and Treatment

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Suicidality Assessment and Documentation for Healthcare Providers: A Brief, Practical Guide

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Assessment Scales and Structured Interview

• Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview (MINI) for Suicidality Disorders Studies

• Sheehan – Suicidality Tracking Scale (S-STS) (all versions)

• Suicide Plan Tracking Scale (SPTS)

• Suicidality Modifiers Scale (SMS)

• Suicidal Impulse Attack Scale (SIAS)

• Tampa – Classification Algorithm for Suicidality Assessment (T-CASA) (A Suicidality Event Classification System)

• Sheehan – Suicidality / Homicidality Screening Questions (S-SHSQ)

• Suicidality Assessment Checklist

• Suicidality Clinical Practice Scale Flow Charts

•Suicidality Versions of the Global Improvement Scales (S-CGI-S & S-PGI-S)*

Sheehan & Giddens Classification of Suicidality Phenomena, Events, and Disorders

• Sheehan & Giddens Phenomena Definitions and Crosswalks to Other Nomenclature

• Tampa – Classification Algorithm for Suicidality Assessment (T-CASA) (A Suicidality Event Classification System)

• Sheehan & Giddens Phenotypic Suicidality Disorders Classification and Criteria

Suicidality Posters Presented at Conferences

• A Classification of Suicidality Disorder Phenotypes

◊ 12 Phenotypes Version

◊ 11 Phenotypes Version

• Case Study of Magnesium in the Treatment of Impulse Attack Suicidality Disorder (IASD)

• Do the Impact of ‘Risk Factors’ or ‘Protective Factors’ for Suicidality Change in Response to Effective Treatment? A Case Study

• Does Citalopram Increase the Frequency of Up-Switches of Impulsive Suicidality in a Subject with Impulse Attack Suicidality Disorder? – A case study

• Is Dimensional Scale Data More Sensitive than Categorical Data in Detecting an Anti-Suicidality Efficacy Signal? A Case Study

• Is the Count of Suicidal Events an Acceptable Substitute for the Seriousness of Suicidal Events in Rating Each Suicidal Phenomenon? A Case Study

• Suicidality: A Linear or a Non-Linear Progression Over Time?

• The Graphic Display of Quantitative Suicidality Data: S-Plots

 Suicidality Resources

• Science of Suicidality (SOS)

Workshop: Suicidality Assessment and Documentation for Healthcare Providers

 

 

 

 

 

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