Norwegian Surveillance System for Suicide in Mental Health and Substance Misuse Services

In this paper, we report on population-based incidence and prevalence rates, and changes in the utilisation of mental health care services before and after patients were subjected

This thesis used three sets of nationwide data on adolescents to examine factors associated with suicide, hospital readmission, and self-reported use of health care services following

The analysis yielded 6 categories where participants described their treatment expe- riences in mental health and addiction services in Norway as: lack of connection,

Both a person- centred approach and a recovery approach imply that personal, social and spiritual aspects of mental health and substance use problems must be acknowledged by

Aim: Study the distribution of in- and outpatient contacts, patient characteristics and time since last contact, in suicides who had received treatment in mental health services in

The current study from a high-income country with a comprehensive public health care system includes all age groups and the following specialist services; in- and outpatient