Julia Hagen

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Julia Hagen er psykiatrisk sykepleier og ph.d. i helsevitenskap. Hun har forsket på suicidalitet og selvmordsforebygging, er rådgiver ved Ressurssenter om vold, traumatisk stress og selvmordsforebygging (RVTS Midt), St. Olavs hospital og førsteamanuensis ved Institutt for psykisk helse, NTNU.

Articles by Julia Hagen

Guidelines do not prevent suicide

Heidi Hjelmeland,
Julia Hagen,
Kristin Espeland,
Tove Ueland Nygaard,
Birthe Loa Knizek

12.06.2018: We must rethink our approach to preventing suicide in mental health care. Ten years after the launch of the National guidelines for suicide prevention in mental health care (1), it transpires that every year approximately 250 people in the specialist health services take their own lives (2). This...

Better care, fewer suicides?

Julia Hagen,
Heidi Hjelmeland,
Kristin Espeland,
Birthe Loa Knizek

05.02.2018: Current efforts in the mental health service to prevent suicide appear to be more concerned with implementing formal and instrumental procedures than ensuring best possible care for patients. Many people take their own lives or attempt suicide while they are hospitalised in psychiatric wards. Do we...

Suicide prevention in mental health care – time for new ideas?

Heidi Hjelmeland,
Julia Hagen,
Birthe Loa Knizek

01.07.2014: Many authors have recently pointed out problems associated with the current recommendations for a risk-factor-based approach to the assessment of suicide risk and suicide prevention in mental health care. Here we will outline an alternative approach, which may be more appropriate with regard to...