Letters, green cards, telephone calls and postcards: systematic and meta-analytic review of brief contact interventions for reducing self-harm, suicide attempts and suicide

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A non-significant positive effect on repeated self-harm, suicide attempt and suicide and a significant effect on the number of episodes of repeated self-harm or suicide attempts per person (based on only three studies) means that brief contact interventions cannot yet be recommended for widespread c …
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Authors Milner AJ;Carter G;Pirkis J;Robinson J;Spittal MJ;;
Journal the british journal of psychiatry : the journal of mental science
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