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Increase in Self-Injury as a Method of Self-Harm in Ghent, Belgium: 1987-2013.

PLoS One · 2016 · PMC4889035 · PMID 27249421

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highly significantno p-value reported
A proportional increase in the use of self-injurious methods in self-harm was highly significant, more specifically in the use of hanging, jumping from heights and the use of other violent methods such as the use of firearms, jumping before a moving object or other traffic related injury.

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near-significantno p-value reported
For example, in 1995, we demonstrated a near-significant effect of home visits by a community nurse in case of non-compliance with referral to outpatient aftercare among self-harm patients after discharge from the A&E departments involved in the current study, on repetition of self-harm [ 34 ].

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