Оценка суицидального риска: новые решения «проклятых вопросов»

Оценка суицидального риска: новые решения «проклятых вопросов»

Автор: Любов Е.Б., Зотов П.Б.

Журнал: Суицидология @suicidology

Статья в выпуске: 2 (51) т.14, 2023 года.

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В концептуальном обзоре отмечены методологические проблемы прогноза суицида, сильные и слабые стороны структурированных подходов определения факторов группового и индивидуального риска тяжёлых психически больных; указаны ограничения и перспективы развития в повседневной (отечественной) практике прогностических инструментов на примере. Oxford Mental Disease and Suicide tool (OxMIS).

Суицид, оценка риска, тяжелые психические расстройства, oxmis

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/140301920

IDR: 140301920   |   УДК: 616.89-008.441.44   |   DOI: 10.32878/suiciderus.23-14-02(51)-22-35

Suicidal risk assessment: new solutions to "damned questions”

The conceptual review notes the methodological problems of suicide prediction, the strengths and weaknesses of structured approaches to determining group and individual risk factors for severe mentally ill patients; the limitations and prospects for development in everyday (domestic) practice of predictive tools are indicated on the example of Oxford Mental Illness and Suicide tool (OxMIS).

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