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Attitudes towards clinical and non-clinical services among individuals who self-harm or attempt suicide: A systematic review

2023-03-15

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The prevalence of self-harm has increased substantially in recent decades. Despite the development of guidelines for better management and prevention of self-harm, service users report that quality of care remains variable. A previous systematic review of research published to June 2006 documented largely negative experiences of clinical services among patients who self-harm. We reviewed research papers published...

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2376ac1d-65e5-5357-ace2-aeb89bb117f7
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10.1101/2023.03.15.23287293
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