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Issues in acute psychiatric inpatient services: staff experiences of suicide and risk-assessments: Clinical psychologists' experiences of patient death by suicide in psychiatric inpatient services: An IPA study; The quality of the psychometric properties of risk-to-self assessment tools validated on acute psychiatric inpatient samples: A systematic literature review

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Issues in acute psychiatric inpatient services: staff experiences of suicide and risk-assessments: Clinical psychologists' experiences of patient death by suicide in psychiatric inpatient services: An IPA study; The quality of the psychometric properties of risk-to-self assessment tools validated on acute psychiatric inpatient samples: A systematic literature review. / Lagdon, Caela.
Lancaster University, 2022. 154 p.

Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis

Harvard

Lagdon, C 2022, 'Issues in acute psychiatric inpatient services: staff experiences of suicide and risk-assessments: Clinical psychologists' experiences of patient death by suicide in psychiatric inpatient services: An IPA study; The quality of the psychometric properties of risk-to-self assessment tools validated on acute psychiatric inpatient samples: A systematic literature review', PhD, Lancaster University. https://doi.org/10.17635/lancaster/thesis/1812

APA

Lagdon, C. (2022). Issues in acute psychiatric inpatient services: staff experiences of suicide and risk-assessments: Clinical psychologists' experiences of patient death by suicide in psychiatric inpatient services: An IPA study; The quality of the psychometric properties of risk-to-self assessment tools validated on acute psychiatric inpatient samples: A systematic literature review. [Doctoral Thesis, Lancaster University]. Lancaster University. https://doi.org/10.17635/lancaster/thesis/1812

Vancouver

Lagdon C. Issues in acute psychiatric inpatient services: staff experiences of suicide and risk-assessments: Clinical psychologists' experiences of patient death by suicide in psychiatric inpatient services: An IPA study; The quality of the psychometric properties of risk-to-self assessment tools validated on acute psychiatric inpatient samples: A systematic literature review. Lancaster University, 2022. 154 p. doi: 10.17635/lancaster/thesis/1812

Author

Lagdon, Caela. / Issues in acute psychiatric inpatient services: staff experiences of suicide and risk-assessments : Clinical psychologists' experiences of patient death by suicide in psychiatric inpatient services: An IPA study; The quality of the psychometric properties of risk-to-self assessment tools validated on acute psychiatric inpatient samples: A systematic literature review. Lancaster University, 2022. 154 p.

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title = "Issues in acute psychiatric inpatient services: staff experiences of suicide and risk-assessments: Clinical psychologists' experiences of patient death by suicide in psychiatric inpatient services: An IPA study; The quality of the psychometric properties of risk-to-self assessment tools validated on acute psychiatric inpatient samples: A systematic literature review",
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