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…increased work absence, especially family leave, peaking around self-harm events. These results highlight the broader impact of youth sel…

…as a part in young people presenting to paediatric clinics with mental health disorders, self-harm and somatic symptoms related to stress. So, is there…

…als. Key findings indicate that awareness and implementation of self-harm guidelines is low among health professionals. Systemic barriers…

…iables and temporal variation, including changes related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Anticipated analysis period: January 2026–January 202…

…associated with small but significant increases in the risks of depression, poor wellbeing, and self-harm.…

… compared with 11.9%; alcohol misuse 12.3% compared with 10.9%; post-traumatic stress disorder 2.9% compared with 0.8%; self-harm 1.1% compared with 1% and su…

…Introduction Self-harm and suicidal thoughts and behaviours are a significant public health concern. While individual risk …

…omes an established coping strategy. Despite recent progress in self-harm treatment, currently, there are no evidence-based interventions…

…sual (n=342). The YCMAP group had a significantly lower risk of self-harm repetition than the enhanced treatment as usual group at 12 mon…

…emove the effect of differential exposure, the relative risk of self-harm in girls compared to boys was lower at 1.77 (1.47–2.12), leavin…