• How suicide-bereaved family members experience the inquest process: a qualitative study using thematic analysis 

  Spillane, Ailbhe; Matvienko-Sikar, Karen; Larkin, Celine; Corcoran, Paul; Arensman, Ella (Taylor & Francis Group, 2019-01-29)

  PURPOSE: Suicide bereavement confers unique risk and distress. In several countries, bereaved family members are called on to attend an inquest, an official public inquiry into deaths caused by external factors. The current ...
• Frequently used drug types and alcohol involvement in intentional drug overdoses in Ireland: a national registry study 

  Daly, Caroline; Griffin, Eve; Ashcroft, Darren M.; Webb, Roger T.; Perry, Ivan J.; Arensman, Ella (Oxford University Press, 2018-03-12)

  Intentional drug overdose (IDO) is the most common form of hospital-treated self-harm, yet no national study has systematically classified the range of drugs involved using a validated system. We aimed to determine the ...
• Method of self-harm and risk of self-harm repetition: findings from a national self-harm registry 

  Cully, Grace; Corcoran, Paul; Leahy, Dorothy; Griffin, Eve; Shiely, Frances; Arensman, Ella (Elsevier, 2018-11-29)

  Background: Risk of self-harm repetition has consistently been shown to be higher following self-cutting compared to intentional drug overdose (IDO) and other self-harm methods. The utility of previous evidence is limited ...
• Borderline personality disorder: resource utilisation costs in Ireland 

  Bourke, Jane; Murphy, Aileen; Flynn, Daniel; Kells, Mary; Joyce, Mary; Hurley, Justin (Cambridge University Press (CUP), 2018-07-16)

  Objectives: Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is characterised by recurring crises, hospitalisations, self-harm, suicide attempts, addictions, episodes of depression, anxiety and aggression and lost productivity. The ...
• Media reporting of suicide and adherence to media guidelines 

  McTernan, Niall; Spillane, Ailbhe; Cully, Grace; Cusack, Eimear; O'Reilly, Theresa; Arensman, Ella (SAGE Publications, 2018-07-04)

  Background: International research consistently shows evidence for an association between sensationalised and detailed media reporting, and suicidal behaviour. Aim: This study examined the quality of media reporting of ...

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