Sentence examples for suicidal group from inspiring English sources

The suicidal group had all made an unsuccessful suicide attempt and/or had had frequent suicidal thoughts during the 6 months prior to the study.

Two hundred and fifteen MDD control patients (defined as MDD-suicide group, 92 males, and 123 females) without suicide attempt, which were closely matched with individual patients in the suicidal group in terms of age and gender, were selected for this study.

Methods: Using a recently developed semi-structured interview (Diagnostic Evaluation Schedule for Children and Adolescents Hungarian version, Kovacs, 1996), 132 symptoms were assessed for two clinical groups of depressed adolescents: a suicidal group (N=51), and a non-suicidal group (N=81).

A substantial number of patients in the suicidal group were drowsy and sedated due to other concomitant ingestions.

Consequently, the patients were categorized into 3 groups; suicidal group, NSSI group, and suicidal + NSSI group [ 3, 25].

About 40% of the patients in the suicidal group could not give an accurate history about the dose of acetaminophen ingested.

However, participants in both suicidal groups reported a preponderance of flashforwards to suicide relative to verbal thoughts of suicide, so further exploration of imagery of future events might provide a novel and much-needed general target for intervention.

We recorded the characteristics of the different aetiological groups: suicidal attempt group also called the intentional group, work-related group also called unintentional group and an 'other mechanism' group.

The non-suicidal group had neither attempted suicide, nor had had suicidal thoughts during the previous 6 months.

Inpatients with suicide attempts also had more commonly indirect self-destructive behaviour and poorer attitudes and feelings towards the body and body protection than those in the non-suicidal group, which is consistent with previous studies on suicidal adolescents [ 9, 17, 41].

Peak acetaminophen levels were higher in the suicidal overdose group (mean 121.7 ± 97.0 mg/l vs 64.5 ± 61.8 mg/l, P < 0.05) than in the accidental group.