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Suicide Risk Management Protocol
Suicide Risk Management Protocol
Suicide Risk Management Protocol
Step 1
可處置或可 1.‘At risk mental status’, for 1.withdrawing 1.No purpose or reason for living2,3
改變因子 example, from friends, 2.People with sexual identity
hopelessness, despair, family, and conflicts4
agitation, society?2
shame, guilt, anger, 2.Victims of A chronic course of
psychosis, domestic psychiatric disroder
psychotic thought processes violence4
2,4
4.Difficulty
(建議列出重要疾病 accessing help
schizophrenia, anxiety due to language
disorders, and substance barriers, lack of
abuse, and symptoms such information or
as insomnia) support, or
2.Suicidality2,3 negative
(include direct threats to experiences with
harm or kill themselves; mental health
actively looking for ways to services prior to
kill themselves; and talking or immigration4
writing about death, dying, or
suicide.)2
3.Emotional turmoil Psychiatric
(hopelessness,rage,
disorder:
impulsive or reckless actions,
anxiety or agitation, dramatic Poor compliance
mood change; include
symptoms of depression, or episodic attack
anxiety, panic attacks, Ex psychotic, or
anhedonia, hopelessness,
decreased concentration, and depressive
insomnia. ) 2,3,4
episode,
4.No purpose or reason for
living2,3
5.Increase or decrease of
Medical disorder
sleep2,3
6.Increase alcohol or drug course:
use2,3
7.Victims of domestic Pain, deteriorated
violence4 course, Cancer
8..Alcohol intoxication4
9..Drug withdrawal state4 progression, C/T
ccess to a
10. a
complication.
firearm/weapon/medication2,
3
11.Family breakdown,
child custody issues4
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management for the busy primary care physician. In Mayo Clinic Proceedings (Vol. 86, No.
4. New South Wales Department of Health. (2004). Framework for suicide risk assessment
and management for NSW health staff. Sydney: New South Wales Department of Health.
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