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risk–rescue rating

risk–rescue rating Risk–rescue rating is a measure used in mental health to judge how lethal a suicide attempt was.

Risk–rescue rating is a measure used in mental health to judge how lethal a suicide attempt was. It estimates the likelihood that the attempt would cause irreversible harm.

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Drafting source: Oh Sang Hoon; Kim Han Joon; Kim Soo Hyun; Kim Young Min; Park Kyu Nam. Which deliberate self-poisoning patients are most likely to make high-lethality suicide attempts?. 2015; DOI 10.1186/s13033-015-0028-4; article XML SHA-256 8a477e8a08073ae1992d050cc8c03f7d05fefc8b760d01aa859ed5f54cc6b6c3. “Which deliberate self-poisoning patients are most likely to make high-lethality suicide attempts?” (10.1186/s13033-015-0028-4).
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