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The association of short-term variability in suicidal ideation with subsequent suicidal thoughts and behaviours: Longitudinal cohort study
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• Variability in suicidal ideation (SI) may indicate high risk of suicide attempt (SA) • We tested this association in a longitudinal population sample over 12 months • Short-term variability and trajectories inadequately predicted SA and self-harm • Physical health, mental health and social connection linked to poorer trajectories • Findings suggest that suicidal ideation variability is a poor marker for suicide risk
Keywords:
suicidal ideation
suicide attempt
self-harm
variability
longitudinal
trajectories
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