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Good Psychiatric Management of Borderline Personality Disorder: Foundations and Future Challenges

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By Paul Links, James Ross
| PsychiatryOnline
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Innovations in suicide assessment and prevention during pandemics

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By Nyssa Skilton, Paul Links, Maxwell Tran, Connor TA Brenna
| Public Health Research & Practice Verified
Do pandemics lead to an increase in suicide rates? It has been suggested that the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic may lead to increased suicide rates. To investigate the potential impact of pandemics on suicide, we systematically reviewed the association between past infectious disease–related public health emergencies (pandemics and epidemics) and suicide or suicide-related outcomes, and assessed the implications of these associations for mental health professionals.
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Mental Healthcare Delivery in London-Middlesex Ontario – The Next Frontier

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By Karima Velji, Paul Links
| Longwoods Publishing
Abstract The next frontier for mental healthcare delivery will be focused on three facets of innovation, namely structure, process and outcome. The structure innovation will seek to develop new models of care delivery between the two hospitals and with the community. The process innovation will focus on embedding strategies to adopt a recovery and rehabilitation approach to care delivery.
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