All Articles tagged suicide

• Original research
  September 15, 2024 EDT
  IMPACT OF LIVINGWORKS SAFETALK TRAINING ON SUICIDE PREVENTION SKILLS SELF-EFFICACY
  Julie B. HerremaMARIAH M LABPeter M. Gutierrez

  Faculty, staff, and students in academic settings, have daily interactions with at-risk persons and can assist in recognizing warning signs and intervene

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• Original research
  March 15, 2024 EDT
  MORAL INJURY, LEADERSHIP, AND SUICIDE: A STUDY OF TEXAS PARAMEDICS
  Brian Bayani

  The present study validated the construct of paramedic MI, provided empirical support for a relationship between leadership and paramedic follower well-being, and established a model for predicting paramedic STB.

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• Case studies
  September 16, 2023 EDT
  MULTIPLE-ATTEMPT SUICIDE SURVIVORS: A CONSTANT COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
  Brittany StahnkeChase Gaumond

  This constant comparative analysis seeks to assess differences in those who attempt suicide multiple times versus those who merely consider suicide and/or attempt once.

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• Meta-analyses
  September 15, 2022 EDT
  SURVEILLANCE OF NONFATAL AND FATAL SELF-HARM AMONG YOUTHS AND YOUNG ADULTS — UNITED STATES, 2008–2017
  Giorvanni MerilisShane JackAlex Crosby

  This study informs suicide prevention efforts among youths and young adults

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• Editorial
  September 15, 2022 EDT
  Editorial Column
  Victor Welzant

  In this issue we present discussions on the pandemic, spirituality i the workplace, and mental health issues in children and youths.

• Case studies
  June 14, 2022 EDT
  EXPERIENCED CAUSES OF SUICIDAL INTENT: A GROUNDED THEORY ANALYSIS
  Brittany StahnkeRoxxi DavisChase Gaumond

  Suicide is the most serious mental health crisis, and the rate of those who attempt and successfully fulfill suicide is on the rise.

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• Editorial
  June 14, 2022 EDT
  Editorial Column
  Victor Welzant

  It is always such a pleasure to read the submissions that arrive for consideration in “Crisis, Stress, and Human Resilience: An International Journal.”

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• Original research
  June 15, 2021 EDT
  So, You Want to Work with Fire Fighters: A Guide For Clinicians, Enhancing Competency when Working with Fire Service Members
  John A Caruso

  The dangers firefighters are exposed to are significant in number and intensity.The fire service culture is very unique and is often its own barrier to treatment.

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• Original research
  December 16, 2019 EDT
  PTSD and Suicide Within the Fire and Emergency Services
  John A. Caruso

  Research into PTSD and suicide within the fire/emergency services has revealed levels of distress among department personnel that is at epidemic levels

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• Case studies
  September 10, 2019 EDT
  Firefighter Suicides, Addressing the Concern
  Nathan Stoermer

  The unnecessary loss of life due to firefighter and police suicides led local first responders to recognize the silent epidemic of first responder suicide.

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