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   From: steven.singer3@verizon.net   
      
   Is that because of the admission to the psych ward or to some other factor   
   such as the individual was suicidal prior to admission?  I would expect   
   people to be at a higher risk of suicide who were admitted inpatient.   
   That's the reason they are typically admitted.  Could you please link to the   
   study you are referring.   
      
   Steve Singer, LPC   
   "Erin"  wrote in message   
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   > Twittering One wrote:   
   >> If admitted to a psych ward, the higher your chances later for killing   
   >> yourself, relative to non-admits, say studies.   
   >   
   > Not that i have great doubts, but a reference would be nice   
   > on such a controversial statement.  I think small neighbourhood   
   > clinics   
   > would be so much better.  The PQ gov. in Canada set them   
   > up in its wisdom, but they are out-clinics.  Maybe the US has   
   > something similar?  HMOs?   
   >   
   > Erin   
      
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