• The development and validation of a dashboard prototype for real-time suicide mortality data 

  Benson, Ruth; Brunsdon, C.; Rigby, J.; Corcoran, P.; Ryan, M.; Cassidy, E.; Dodd, P.; Hennebry, D.; Arensman, Ella (Frontiers Media S.A., 2022-08)

  Data visualisation is key to informing data-driven decision-making, yet this is an underexplored area of suicide surveillance. By way of enhancing a real-time suicide surveillance system model, an interactive dashboard ...
• Study protocol for the implementation and evaluation of the Self-harm Assessment and Management for General Hospitals programme in Ireland (SAMAGH) 

  Arensman, Ella; Troya, M. Isabela; Nicholson, Sarah; Sadath, Anvar; Cully, Grace; Ramos Costa, Ana Paula; Benson, Ruth; Corcoran, Paul; Griffin, Eve; Williamson, Eileen; Eustace, Joe; Shiely, Frances; Browne, John; Rigby, Jan; Jeffers, Anne; Cassidy, Eugene (BioMed Central Ltd, 2020)

  Background: Previous self-harm is one of the strongest predictors of future self-harm and suicide. Increased risk of repeated self-harm and suicide exists amongst patients presenting to hospital with high-risk self-harm ...
• Prevalence and determinants of substance use among indigenous tribes in South India: Findings from a tribal household survey 

  Sadath, Anvar; Jose, Kurian; Jiji, K. M.; Mercy, V. T.; Ragesh, G.; Arensman, Ella (Springer Nature Switzerland AG, 2021-01-25)

  Background: Indigenous populations have higher substance use than non-indigenous populations. Current evidence on indigenous substance use is largely derived from national household surveys, while there are no specifically ...
• Predictive factors of nonfatal self-harm among community-dwelling older adults assessed for support services 

  Cheung, Gary; Chai, Yi; Troya, M. Isabela; Luo, Hao (Cambridge University Press, 2020-12-18)

  Background: Older adults receiving support services are a population at risk for self-harm due to physical illness and functional impairment, which are known risk factors. This study aims to investigate the relative ...
• Using a television programme as a tool to increase perceived awareness of mental health and well-being - Findings from ' Our Mental Health ' survey 

  McTernan, Niall; Ryan, Fenella; Williamson, Eileen; Chambers, D.; Arensman, Ella (Cambridge University Press, 2020-03-04)

  Background: International research shows that media can increase knowledge, raise public awareness and reduce stigma relating to mental health.Methods: Following the broadcast of a documentary on national television featuring ...

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