Sentence examples for unintentional self-harm from inspiring English sources

Firearm injuries were characterized through Ecodes by intent (unintentional, self-harm, assault, legal intervention/terrorism, and undetermined) and firearm type (handgun, shotgun, hunting rifle, assault weapon, and other/unspecified).

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The highest risk factors include neuropsychiatric disorders (45 %), unintentional self-harm (12%%), and infectious and parasitic diseases (10%%) [ 2].

39 42 However, little attention has focused on premature death among young and middle-aged adults, despite the fact that many deaths are from intentional and unintentional self-harm, and thus are potentially preventable.

Risk of unintentional self-harm was also a risk factor for admission: self neglect may be more readily manageable with 24-hour staff in hospital than in a home setting.

Depression, in addition to psychomotor retardation, is often associated with suicidal ideation and intent, increasing the potential for both unintentional and self-harm related motor vehicle crashes (Lam et al. 2005).

Whites had the highest proportion of unintentional (34.3%) and self-harm (24.3%) firearm injuries.

Firearm admissions among those insured by Medicare had a very different distribution than other payer sources, having the highest percentage of unintentional (31.6%) and self-harm (30.2%) firearm injuries and the lowest percentage of assault injuries (28.4%).

Overall, 60.6% of firearm injuries were assaults, 22.6% were unintentional, and 8.6% were self-harm (Table 2).

The following examples are not considered to be self-harm cases: unintentional overdoses such as an individual taking excessive medication in the case of illness (without intention to harm oneself) or an individual who presents to hospital following an overdose of street drugs taken for recreational purposes.

This involved the exclusion of records of decedents where cause of death ICD codes were associated with an external cause or medical and surgical complications (such as pregnancy, childbirth, accidents, unintentional injury, motor vehicle accidents, intentional self-harm, assault, legal intervention, events of undetermined intent, operations of war and their sequelae).