Citation

Wolfersdorf M, Baljer E, Becker-Pfaff J, Berger H, Etzersdorfer E, Franke C, Grebner M, Hrubesch C, Jandl M, Kralik S, Kronstorfer R, Lehle B, Lutter T, Mühlberger V, Münzel H, Neef I, Perkmann P, Ritz C, Schonauer K, Siebrand H, Traub C, Vöhringer J, Vogel R, Vogl R, Winter I, Wolfersdorf M, Wurst FM. Krankenhauspsychiatrie, Supplement 2005; 16(1): S8-S16.

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(Copyright © 2005)

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Abstract

After looking back to former suicide research according to psychiatric in-patient suicide with literature and own results in the background, we discuss the two most interesting research question in the last 3 decardes: the so-called increase phenomenon and the new in-patient suicide risk group of young schizophrenic men. © Georg Thieme Verlag Stuttgart.

Language: de

Keywords

human; suicide; depression; schizophrenia; risk assessment; risk factor; article; mental disease; disease association; statistical analysis; high risk population; statistical significance; medical literature; hospital patient; medical research; disease duration; population distribution; In-patient suicide research; Overview; Risk group schizophrenia