Suicide Screening
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Suicide Risk Assessment Toolkit - Home | Mental Health ...
www.mentalhealthcommission.caand suicide screening tools, it is important to consider the evidence base for their validity, reliability, and effectiveness in performing suicide risk assessment remotely (compared to doing so in person). 2. Psychometric limitations: While suicide risk assessment tools add valuable and important information to the overall suicide
The Brief Non-Suicidal Self-Injury Assessment Tool (BNSSI-AT)
www.selfinjury.bctr.cornell.eduattempting suicide the primary reason you intentionally hurt yourself? o Yes o No o I am not sure If only these items are indicated or if #4 is answered yes, we exclude these individuals from the NSSI track and recode as no NSSI C. Recency and Frequency (and age of cessation) 5. The following questions ask about your experience with ...
the modified overt aggression scale (moas)
depts.washington.edu4 Inflicts major injury on self or makes a suicide attempt SUM AUTOAGGRESSION SCORE Physical Aggression 0 No physical aggression 1 Makes menacing gestures, swings at people, grabs at clothing 2 Strikes, pushes, scratches, pulls hair of others (without injury) 3 Attacks others, causing mild injury (bruises, sprain, welts, etc.)
MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH - World Health Organization
www.who.intScreening for postnatal mood disturbance can be difficult given the number of somatic symptoms typically associated with having a new baby that are also symptoms of major depression, for example, sleep and appetite disturbance, diminished libido, and low energy (Nonacs & Cohen, 1998). Whilst very severe