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Anus Diseases↗

Methods of adolescent suicide prevention.

This article reviews a series of studies developed to address the public health problem of adolescent suicide. The clinical predictors of adolescent suicide are presented, and several related prevention strategies are offered and critiqued. The method of suicide prevention found to be most effective is a systematic, direct-screening procedure that has a high potential for institutionalization.

Adolescent↗

[Organization of telephone counseling for psychosocial emergencies. An evaluation after 12 months].

OBJECTIVE: To improve the community-based health care in the area of Bonn a telephone consulting service and a mobile crisis intervention service have been established during a two year pilot project. The regional needs and structural demands have been assessed. RESULTS: During the first 12 months the number of calls increased from 15 in November 1996 to 76 in October 1997. In all, 432 calls were received. Most calls lasted from 10 to 30 minutes. 89% of the callers were female, 77% were in the age range between 30 and 45 years. Two-thirds of the callers had prior psychiatric treatments. Most callers suffered from loneliness and deficient coping strategies. CONCLUSION: The prove regional demands have led to a continuation of the project and an extension of the mobile crisis intervention service.

Adult↗

Telephone advice.

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British Columbia↗

HealthLine--marketing and public education wrapped up in one.

A service which can promote both marketing and public education is especially useful in these highly competitive times, writes Bridget Larsen Wright, M.P.H., et al. HealthLine, an information service for the general public, was developed to promote these areas, and Wright explains how a Southern California clinic implemented the service, and provides some preliminary results.

California↗

Healthcare industry to benefit from 'Baby Bell' court ruling.

Courts have cleared the way for regional Bell operating companies to sell electronic information. Although critics are fearful of the Baby Bells' power, others say the decision will open a myriad of possibilities that could have far-reaching effects on the healthcare industry.

Commerce↗