Self-harm : assessment, management and preventing recurrence / NICE
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TextLanguage: Español Publication details: Manchester ; National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) ; 2022Description: 81 pSubject(s): Genre/Form: Online resources: Summary: This guideline includes recommendations on:
information and support
consent and confidentiality
safeguarding
involving family members and carers
psychosocial assessment and care by mental health professionals
risk assessment tools and scales
assessment and care by healthcare professionals and social care practitioners
assessment and care by professionals from other sectors
admission to and discharge from hospital
initial aftercare after an episode of self-harm
interventions for self-harm
supporting people to be safe after self-harm
safer prescribing and dispensing
training and supervision
Who is it for?
Healthcare professionals and social care practitioners, commissioners and providers
Staff in educational settings
Third sector organisations
The criminal justice system
People using self-harm services, their families and carers
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This guideline includes recommendations on:
information and support
consent and confidentiality
safeguarding
involving family members and carers
psychosocial assessment and care by mental health professionals
risk assessment tools and scales
assessment and care by healthcare professionals and social care practitioners
assessment and care by professionals from other sectors
admission to and discharge from hospital
initial aftercare after an episode of self-harm
interventions for self-harm
supporting people to be safe after self-harm
safer prescribing and dispensing
training and supervision
Who is it for?
Healthcare professionals and social care practitioners, commissioners and providers
Staff in educational settings
Third sector organisations
The criminal justice system
People using self-harm services, their families and carers
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