Self-Harm in Manchester 2003-2005

E. Murphy; S. Dickson; I. Donaldson; M. Healey; N. Kapur; L. Appleby; J. Cooper

Self-Harm in Manchester 2003-2005

E. Murphy, S. Dickson, I. Donaldson, M. Healey, N. Kapur, L. Appleby, J. Cooper

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Introduction Self-harm greatly increases the risk of subsequent suicide and the monitoring of self-harm is part of the National Suicide Prevention Strategy in England (Department of Health, 2002). Locally monitoring enables us to measure the effectiveness of changes within the service and other interventions that impact on this group of patients. The Manchester Self-Harm (MaSH) Project is a city-wide collaboration between the University of Manchester and local hospitals. The project is funded by the Manchester Mental Health and Social Care NHS Trust. It began in April 1997 and data collection commenced in September 1997.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Manchester
Publisher	University of Manchester
Commissioning body	Manchester Mental Health & Social Care NHS Trust
Number of pages	52
Publication status	Published - 2006

Keywords

self-harm
self harm
suicide

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