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Welcome.................................................................................................... 3
About IASR 2013 ........................................................................................ 4
About the Organizers ................................................................................ 5
International Academy for Suicide Research (IASR) ............................ 5
Québec Suicide Research Network (RQRS) .......................................... 5
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) ........................... 6
Association québécoise de prévention du suicide (AQPS) ................... 6
Funding ...................................................................................................... 8
2013 Award Recipients .............................................................................. 9
IASR Membership Information .................................................................. 11
IASR Board Members................................................................................. 11
2013 Congress Committees ....................................................................... 13
Conference Map ........................................................................................ 15
Monday – June 10 Speaker Ready Room (7:00-17:00) ............................................................ 16
Registration (7:00-17:00)........................................................................... 16
Opening Session (8:00-8:30) ..................................................................... 16
Plenary Session (8:30-10:15) ..................................................................... 16
Break (10:15-10:30) ................................................................................... 16
Morselli Lecture (10:30-11:30) .................................................................. 16
Parallel Keynote Talks (11:35-12:15) ......................................................... 16
Symposium (11:35-12:15) ......................................................................... 16
Lunch (12:15-13:15) .................................................................................. 17
Meet the Journal Editors (12:15-13:15) .................................................... 17
Symposia (13:15-14:45) ............................................................................. 17
New Generation Oral Session (13:15-14:45) ............................................. 18
Oral Session (13:15-14:45) ........................................................................ 19
NIMH Experts Meeting (13:15-14:45) (by invitation)................................ 19
Parallel Keynote Talks (14:50-15:30) ......................................................... 19
Symposium (14:50-15:30) ......................................................................... 19
Break (15:30-15:45) ................................................................................... 19
Symposia (15:45-17:15) ............................................................................. 19
Oral Sessions / Communications Libres (15:45-17:15).............................. 21
Oral Sessions / Communications Libres (17:15-18:45).............................. 21
Poster Session (17:15-18:45) ..................................................................... 21
Conference Open to the Public (19:00-21:00) .......................................... 23
Young Investigators Cocktail Reception (18:30-19:30) (by invitation) ...... 24
Tuesday – June 11 Speaker Ready Room (7:00-17:00) ............................................................ 24
Registration (7:00-17:00)........................................................................... 24
Plenary Session (8:00-10:15) ..................................................................... 24
Break (10:15-10:30) ................................................................................... 24
Morselli Lecture (10:30-11:30) .................................................................. 24
Parallel Keynote Talks (11:35-12:15) ......................................................... 24
Symposium (11:35-12:15) ......................................................................... 25
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Lunch (12:15-13:15) .................................................................................. 25
Meeting with the Funders (12:15-13:15) .................................................. 25
Symposia (13:15-14:45) ............................................................................. 25
New Generation Oral Session (13:15-14:45) ............................................. 26
Oral Session (13:15-14:45) ........................................................................ 27
Parallel Keynote Talks (14:50-15:30) ......................................................... 27
Symposium (14:50-15:30) ......................................................................... 27
Break (15:30-15:45) ................................................................................... 27
Symposia (15:45-17:15) ............................................................................. 28
Oral Sessions / Communications Libres (15:45-17:15).............................. 29
Oral Sessions / Communications Libres (17:15-18:45).............................. 29
Poster Session (17:15-18:45) ..................................................................... 30
Banquet (19:00) ......................................................................................... 31
Wednesday – June 12 Speaker Ready Room (7:00-17:00) ............................................................ 31
Registration (7:00-17:00)........................................................................... 31
Plenary Session (8:00-10:15) ..................................................................... 32
Break (10:15-10:30) ................................................................................... 32
Presidential Lecture (10:30-11:30) ............................................................ 32
Parallel Keynote Talks (11:35-12:15) ......................................................... 32
Symposium (11:35-12:15) ......................................................................... 32
Lunch (12:15-13:15) .................................................................................. 33
IASR Business Meeting (12:15-13:15) (by invitation) ................................ 33
Symposia (13:15-14:45) ............................................................................. 33
Young Investigator Oral Session (13:15-14:45) ......................................... 34
Parallel Keynote Talks (14:50-15:30) ......................................................... 35
Symposium (14:50-15:30) ......................................................................... 35
Break (15:30-15:45) ................................................................................... 35
Panel (15:45-17:15) ................................................................................... 35
Symposia (15:45-17:15) ............................................................................. 36
Late-Breaking Oral Session (15:45-17:15) ................................................. 37
New Generation Oral Session / Séances Jeune relève (17:15-18:45) ....... 37
Oral Session (17:15-18:45) ........................................................................ 38
AFSP Movie Presentation (17:30-18:30) ................................................... 38
Thursday – June 13 Speaker Ready Room (7:00-12:00) ............................................................ 38
Registration (7:00-12:00)........................................................................... 38
Plenary Session (8:00-10:15) ..................................................................... 38
Break (10:15-10:30) ................................................................................... 38
Presidential Lecture (10:30-11:30) ............................................................ 38
Parallel Keynote Talks (11:30-12:15) ......................................................... 39
Closing Ceremony (12:15-13:15) ............................................................... 39
Conference: MHCC, CASP, and PHAC (12:30-17:30) (by invitation) ......... 39
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Welcome to the Congress
I am pleased to invite you to participate in the 2013 IASR World Congress on Suicide, which will be held
in beautiful Montreal from June 10 to 13.
Suicide has a terrible toll on most, if not all, societies around the world. Although we have made
significant progress over the last decades in our understanding of risk factors for suicide, as well as in
intervention and prevention strategies, much has yet to be learned and remains to be done.
The 2013 IASR World Congress is the first of its kind. It is the first meeting of the International Academy
for Suicide Research (IASR), organized by the Quebec Suicide Research Network (RQRS), in partnership
with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), and in collaboration with the Association
québécoise de prévention du suicide (AQPS), the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention (CASP) and
the Fédération Trauma Suicide Liaison Urgence (TSLU). This meeting will provide an inspiring forum for
high level discussions on suicide research, suicide prevention and intervention.
The theme of the congress is Suicide: From research to practice. We are planning a number of timely
and stimulating plenary sessions to discuss contemporary issues on suicide research, avenues for suicide
prevention and innovative ways to intervene on suicidal behavior. Other sessions will offer unique
opportunities for engaged dialogue between researchers and clinicians, stakeholders and decision-
makers, promoting both translation of research findings to practice, as well as informing research
direction by clinical and prevention needs.
I am excited by the high-caliber content of all planned congress activities, and I am sure you will be
stimulated by this meeting. On behalf of all the members of the organizing team, and all our partners, I
would like to express to all participants, faculty, and congressmen, a cordial welcome.
Dr Gustavo Turecki
President
International Academy for Suicide Research
Director
Réseau québécois de recherche sur le suicide
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First IASR world congress in North America
The Québec Suicide research Network (RQRS) in collaboration with the American Foundation for Suicide
Prevention (AFSP) are pleased to present the first IASR world congress to the be held in North America.
The RQRS and AFSP invite any individuals, organizations or companies interested in contributing to this
exceptional event, which will offer a unique opportunity to hear from and to discuss with international
leaders in suicide and suicidal behavior research.
About the 2013 Congress
From research to practice
The 2013 world congress of the International Academy for Suicide Research (IASR), entitled, “Suicide.
From research to practice” will assemble the expertise, resources and members of the Québec Suicide
Research Network (RQRS) and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) as well as their
Canadian and European collaborators.
From research to practice
The objectives of the congress:
Bring together researchers and stakeholders from all backgrounds to share their knowledge
and their viewpoints on various aspects of the suicide phenomenon;
Identify the needs in research as well as in intervention, prevention and postvention;
Share information among researchers, students, stakeholders, health professionals, policy
makers and citizens including recent discoveries, pertinent studies, and current practices, with
respect to how they inform our understanding and might guide future directions;
Stimulate collaborations;
Create a permissive environment for networking;
Invesitgate interventions, services and strategies with unique efficiency and impact in other
healthcare fields and how they might be applicable to any aspect of suicide.
4About the Organizers
The International Academy for Suicide Research is an organization that promotes high standards of
research and scholarship in the field of suicidal behaviour by fostering communication and cooperation
among scholars engaged in such research.
The Academy’s official publication is the Archives of Suicide Research, a peer-reviewed journal published
by Taylor-Francis.
The Academy holds annual scientific and business meetings, which have been held in conjunction with
conferences presented by the International Association for Suicide Prevention, the European
Symposium on Suicide and Suicidal Behaviour, and the American Association of Suicidology.
For more information: http://www.suicide-research.org/
The RQRS is one of the research networks established by the Fonds de recherche Québec – Santé
(FRQS). Created in 2009, the RQRS brings together a multidisciplinary team of healthcare workers and
scientists in Québec to focus on suicide research and intervention.
RQRS Mission
The mission of the RQRS is to promote multidisciplinary research that will lead to the better
characterization of suicide, the development of better intervetion strategies, and the prevention of
suicide. RQRS Through the engagement of the scientific and healthcare communities, the RQRS creates
opportunities to leverage research financing, develops new strategic initiatives, and communicates
scientific information with the public. The RQRS further promotes better understanding and better
intervention for people and populations at risk, and aims to bring together Québec’s science and policy
leaders to solidify Quebec’s membership within international networks and organizations.
The RQRS is interested in the neurobiological aspects of suicide and clinical intervention, specifically in
the quality and adequacy of services provided to people or populations at risk. The RQRS is open to all
those interested in suicide research including researchers, health professionals, clinicians, policy makers,
and the general public.
For more information: http://reseausuicide.qc.ca/
5American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Founded in 1987 by a number of leading experts on suicide, business and community leaders and
survivors of suicide, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) is the leading national, not-
for-profit organization exclusively dedicated to understanding and preventing suicide through research,
education and advocacy, and to reaching out to people with mental disorders and those impacted by
suicide.
To fully achieve its mission, the AFSP engages in the following Five Core Strategies:
Fund scientific research
Offer educational programs for professionals
Educate the public about mood disorders and suicide prevention
Promote policies and legislation that impact suicide and prevention
Provide programs and resources for survivors of suicide loss and people at risk, and involve
them in the work of the Foundation
For more information: https://www.afsp.org/
Association québécoise de prévention du suicide
Founded in 1986, the Association québécoise de prévention du suicide is a non-profit institution working
towards suicide prevention in Québec. It brings together organizations as well as people who wish to act
in an effective and concerted way with the goal to prevent suicide.
The aims of the Association québécoise de prévention du suicide:
to mobilize public opinion and decision makers on the extent of suicide problems in Québec
to promote measures supporting the emergence of a socio-political context favourable to
suicide prevention
to support suicide prevention centers and any other resource working towards this cause
to support empowerment and dialogue among individuals from various backgrounds that are
likely to become partners.
6Principal activities of the AQPS:
Citizen engagement project, “Ajouter ma voix”
National suicide prevention week
World Day of suicide prevention
Accredited training of stakeholders and gatekeepers
Bi-annual Grand Forum de la Prévention du Suicide
For more information: http://www.aqps.info/
7Funding and Organization
Partners
In collaboration with
Sponsors
8Awards
The Morselli Medal is awarded every two years by the International Academy for Suicide Research
(IASR) to an individual who has made an outstanding and important lifetime contribution to the study of
suicidal behaviour and/or suicide prevention. This is the Academy’s most distinguished award and is
intended to be a “lifetime achievement” award. The Award is named in honour of Enrico Morselli, late of
the University of Genoa School of Medicine who is regarded as being the first scientific, statistically
informed epidemiologist in suicidology.
2013 Winners of the Morselli Medal
Keith Hawton DSc is Professor of Psychiatry and Director of
the Centre for Suicide Research at Oxford University Department
of Psychiatry. He is also a National Institute for Health Research
Senior Investigator. For more than thirty-five years he and his
research group have been conducting investigations concerning
the causes, treatment, prevention and outcome of suicidal
behaviour. He has received the Stengel Research Award from the
International Association for Suicide Prevention (1995), the
Dublin Career Research Award from the American Association of
Suicidology (2000), the Research Award of the American
Foundation for Suicide Prevention (2002) and the Lifetime
Achievement Award from the European Symposium of Suicide
and Suicidal Behaviour (2012). He has approximately 500 papers
and chapters and 16 books. He is co-editor of The International
Handbook of Suicide and Attempted Suicide (2000, Wiley), editor
of Prevention and Treatment of Suicidal Behaviour: From Science to Practice (2005, Oxford University
Press), co-author of By Their Own Young Hand: Deliberate Self Harm and Suicidal Ideas in Adolescents
(2006, Jessica Kingsley Publishers) and co-editor of Suicide (a four volume major themes series)
(Routledge 2012).
Marsha M. Linehan Ph.D., ABPP is a Professor of Psychology
and of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of
Washington and is Director of the Behavioral Research and
Therapy Clinics. She is the developer of Dialectical Behavior
Therapy (DBT) a skills based treatment that is effective in
reducing suicidal behavior as well as other mental disorders and
is cost-effective compared to community treatments delivered by
expert therapists. It is currently the gold-standard treatment for
borderline personality disorder.
9American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) Young Investigator Travel
Awardees
Yovanska Duarté-Vélez, PhD Doreen Olvet, PhD
Assistant Research Scientist AFSP Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
Institute for Psychological Research Department of Psychiatry
University of Puerto Rico Stony Brook University
International Academy for Suicide Research (IASR) Young Investigator Awardees
Yair Jacob Ben-Efraim, PhD Edward Andrew Selby, PhD
National Centre for Suicide Research and Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Prevention of Mental Ill-Health (NASP) New Brunswick, NJ (Flagship Campus)
Karolinska Institute, 17177 Stockholm, Sweden
Quebec Suicide Research Network (RQRS) Young Investigator Award Recipient
Marie-Claude Geoffroy, PhD
University College London, London, UK
2012 Archives of Suicide Research (ASR) Paper of the Year Award
Ingeborg Rossow, DDS, PhD
National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention, University of Oslo, and Norwegian Institute for
Alcohol and Drug Research, Oslo
For the publication:
Rossow I, Moan IS. Parental intoxication and adolescent suicidal behavior. Arch Suicide Res.
2012;16(1):73-84. Epub 2012/02/01.
IASR 2013 Student Travel Award
Shira Barzilay, Jessica Deslauriers, Christopher Hagan, Christina Han, Alexis May, Lillian Polanco
10IASR Membership Information
There are three categories of IASR members: Junior members, Regular members and Fellows of the
Academy.
Junior members are individuals engaged in suicide research under the direction of a mentor.
Examples are postdoctoral trainees, doctoral or masters students. The duration of a junior membership
is limited to 3 years at the end of which they will automatically be considered for regular membership.
Junior members:
pay no dues
have free access the electronic version of the journal
are invited to the meeting
receive the IASR newsletter
are eligible for IASR Star Awards
Regular members are individuals who are engaged in ongoing research on suicide, either directly or
as advisers, reviewers or consultants in an academic institution or equivalent.
Regular members:
pay annual dues of $125 USD (US Dollars)
receive a print copy of the journal
have access the electronic version of the journal at no charge
Fellows of the Academy are individuals who have established a reputation as significant
contributors to knowledge in the field of suicidal behavior. This is exemplified by directing and designing
innovative research, making significant contributions to the peer reviewed literature and providing
guidance to trainees and developing scientists. Fellows are appointed from among existing regular
members or de novo from the scientific community.
Criteria for membership in the Academy
The person should be an outstanding and internationally recognized researcher in the field of
suicidology as indicated by publications in peer review journals.
The research need not necessarily be empirical research, but can include theoretical, ethical or
legal research work.
Should be highly recommended by peers.
No history of scientific misconduct.
11Application procedure for membership in the IASR
The applicant should submit an updated curriculum vitae along with letters of nomination from two (2)
current full members.
Please use the online forms at www.suicide-research.org, or send your application material by mail to
the IASR Secretary - Treasurer, Dr. Erkki Isometsä, at the following address: secretary@suicide-
research.org
All materials received will be reviewed by the Membership Committee, and the applicant will be notified
by letter of the Academy's decision.
IASR Board Members
President Dr. Gustavo Turecki
President Elect Dr. Rory O'Connor
ASR Editor-in-Chief Dr. Barbara Stanley
Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Erkki Isometsä
Past Presidents
Dr. David Shaffer
Dr. Jouko Lonnqvist
Dr. Danuta Wasserman
Dr. John Mann
Dr. Bob Goldney
Dr. Armin Schmidtke
Dr. Diego De Leo
Dr. René FW Diekstra
122013 Congress Committees
Congress president
Turecki, Gustavo Québec Suicide Research Network (RQRS)
Organizing Committee
Chair of the Organizing Committee,
Séguin, Monique
Québec Suicide Research Network (RQRS)
Albach, Dammy Diana Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention (CASP)
Desrochers, Luc Québec Suicide Research Network (RQRS)
Jollant, Fabrice Québec Suicide Research Network (RQRS)
Lesage, Alain Québec Suicide Research Network (RQRS)
Lowe, Germaine McGill Group for Suicide Studies
Marchand, Bruno Association québécoise de prévention du suicide (AQPS)
Mechawar, Naguib Québec Suicide Research Network (RQRS)
Rahme, Elham Québec Suicide Research Network (RQRS)
Renaud, Johanne Québec Suicide Research Network (RQRS)
Smith, Lori-Ann Centre for Health Promotion, Public Health Agency of Canada
International Scientific Advisory Board
Apter, Alan Israel
Baca-Garcia, Enrique Spain
Brent, David USA
Brown, Gregory USA
Clayton, Paula USA
Conwell, Yeates USA
Courtet, Philippe France
Dwivedi, Yogesh USA
Gunnell, David J. UK
Hawton, Keith UK
Isometsä, Erkki Finland
Malafosse, Alain Switzerland
Mann, John USA
Nock, Matthew K. USA
Melhum, Lars Norway
O'Connor, Rory UK
Oquendo, Maria USA
13Rujescu, Dan Germany
Sarchiapone, Marco Italy
Sareen, Jitender Canada
Schaffer, David USA
Shear, Kathy USA
Stanley, Barbara USA
Szanto, Katalin USA
Wasserman, Danuta Sweden
Wilcox, Holly USA
Zalsman, Gil Israel
IASR Mentorship Program
Wilcox, Holly Chair
14Conference Room Plan
15Monday, June 10 / Lundi le 10 juin
7:00-17:00 Speaker Ready Room / Salon des Conférenciers Symphonie 5
7:00-17:00 Registration / Inscription Opera Foyer
8:00-8:30 Opening session / Ouverture du Congrès Grand Salon Opera B
8:30-10:15 Plenary Session / Séance Plénière: Innovative Intervention Grand Salon Opera B
Therapies
Chair / Président Barbara Stanley
Co-chair / Co- président Paula Clayton
8:30 1 Barbara Stanley Short psychosocial interventions for suicidal patients in outpatient
and ED settings
9:05 2 Gregory Brown Cognitive therapy for suicidal patients
9:40 3 Carlos Zarate New pharmacological strategies for the suicidal crisis
10:15-10:30 Break / Pause Opera Foyer
10:30-11:30 Morselli Lecture / Conférence Morselli Grand Salon Opera B
Marsha Linehan Suicide: The Good News and the Bad News
Chair / Président Gustavo Turecki
11:35-12:15 Keynote Talk / Conférence spéciale Grand Salon Opera B
David Brent The Art of Wooing Nature: Strategies for findings efficacious
treatments for suicidal youth
Chair / Président Johanne Renaud
11:35-12:15 Keynote Talk / Conférence spéciale Soprano A
Maria Oquendo Lithium and suicidal behavior
Chair / Philippe Courtet
Président
11:35-12:15 Symposium: Développement d'un guide de prévention et Soprano B
gestion des conduites suicidaires à l’intention des infirmières
œuvrant dans le continuum de soins et de services en santé
au Québec
Chair / Président Bruno Marchand
1 Lise Laberge et Groupe de travail interétablissement pour l’élaboration du « Guide
16Louise Beauvais de prévention et gestion des conduites suicidaires à l’intention des
infirmières »
2 Marjolaine Landry Développement et implantation d’une structure d’intervention
infirmière à l’urgence santé mentale axée sur les bonnes pratiques
auprès d’une personne suicidaire
3 Marjorie Montreuil Soutenir la pratique infirmière en prévention du suicide par
l’approche réflexive
12:15-13:15 Lunch / Pause repas
12:15-13:15 Meet the Journal Editors Soprano C
Chair / Président Rory O'Connor
Presenters / Barbara Stanley (Editor of Archives of Suicide Research)
Présentateurs Maria Oquendo (Associate editor of Crisis)
Thomas Joiner (Editor of Suicide & Life-Threatening Behavior)
13:15-14:45 Symposium: Risque et protection autour du suicide de Symphonie 3
l’adolescent : de l’urgence à la crise, présentation de
différents dispositifs suisses
Chair / Président Anne Edan
1 Anne Edan La crise suicidaire, quels facteurs protecteurs ?
2 Eva Pigois De l’Urgence à la crise, le défi du sur-mesure
3 Nathalie Schmid Présentation d'un dispositif de prévention du suicide au service de
Nichols l'adolescence
13:15-14:45 Symposium: Réactions des professionnels de santé mentale Symphonie 1
à la suite du suicide d’un patient
Chair / Président Monique Séguin
Presenters / Dolores Angela Castelli-Dransart
Présentateurs Monique Séguin
Marc-Simon Drouin
Jean-Jacques Chavagnat
13:15-14:45 Symposium: Intersections of gender and adolescent Grand Salon Opera B
suicidality: Populations at risk, protective factors, and
promising interventions across the gender spectrum
Activity sponsored by the Canadian Institutes of Health
Research (CIHR) - Institute of Gender and Health (IGH) /
Activité commandité par les Instituts de recherche en santé
du Canada (IRSC) - Institut de la santé des femmes et des
hommes (ISFH)
17Chair / Président Elizabeth Saewyc
1 Yuko Homma Population Interventions to Reduce Suicidality among Sexual
Minority Youth
2 Jake Pyne Trans Youth and Suicidality: Findings from the Trans PULSE Project
3 Elizabeth Saewyc Risk and Protective Factors for Suicide Attempt among Aboriginal
Adolescents in British Columbia
4 Marlene Moretti Translating Research into Health Promotion and Risk Reduction
13:15-14:45 Symposium: Environment and suicidal self-directed Soprano A
violence: A focus on youth
Chair / Président Teodor T. Postolache
1 Teodor T. The natural environment and suicidal self-directed violence (SSDV)
Postolache
2 Holly Wilcox Childhood adversity, HPA-axis function, and suicide attempts in
offspring of parents with early-onset recurrent depression
3 Jong-Min Woo Seasonality of Suicide and Self-Directed Violence
4 Marco Sarchiapone Association between reduction of sleep hours, psychiatric
symptoms and suicidal ideation among adolescents
13:15-14:45 Symposium: Dissemination of a Suicide Risk Assessment Soprano B
Tool, the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale, Across
Numerous Branches of National and International Militaries
and VAs
Chair / Président Kelly Posner
Presenters / Kelly Posner
Présentateurs Millard Brown
Adam Walsh
Bella Schanzer
13:15-14:45 New Generation Oral Session / Communications libres: Symphonie 2
Nouvelle génération
Chair / Président Yogesh Dwivedi
1 Edward A. Selby Time Varying Prediction of Thoughts of Death and Suicidal Ideation in
Adolescents: Weekly Ratings over Six-Month Follow-Up
2 Yvonne Richard The risk of suicide following traumatic brain injury: results from a 21-year
follow-up cohort study using the Quebec Health Insurance Board
administrative database
3 Cara Katz A Systematic Review of School-based Suicide Prevention Programs
4 Leslie Roos Suicide Risk Assessment Tools, Predictive Validity Findings and Utility Today:
Time for a Revamp?
5 Pierre-Eric Lutz Opioid receptors signaling in child abuse and suicide
6 Elizabeth Ballard Medical Service Utilization and Injuries in Suicide Attempters: Potential
Opportunities for Screening
1813:15-14:45 Oral Session / Communications libres Symphonie 4
Chair / Président Katalin Szanto
1 Annette Erlangsen Suicide Risks in older adults after specific physical diseases: A nationwide
longitudinal study
2 Yari Gvion Aggression-Impulsivity, mental pain, and communication difficulties in
medically serious and medically non-serious suicide attempters
3 Diana Clarke Reliability of child and parent report of suicidal ideation, planning, and
attempts in teens and the impact on clinicians rating of suicide risk: Evidence
from the DSM-5 Field Trials
4 Luis Miguel Cultural consensus on suicide attempt among Mexican adolescents
Sanchez-Loyo
5 Gilles Maussion Differential DNA methylation in frontal cortex of suicide completers
6 Marnin Heisel Enhancing Provider Knowledge and Attitudes toward Working with Suicidal
Older Adults: Evaluating the Canadian Coalition for Seniors' Mental Health
Late-Life Suicide Prevention Knowledge Translation Project
13:15-14:45 NIMH Experts Meeting (by invitation / sur invitation Soprano C
seulement)
14:50-15:30 Keynote Talk / Conférence spéciale Grand Salon Opera B
Kathy Shear Interventions in bereavement
Chair / Président Monique Séguin
14:50-15:30 Keynote Talk / Conférence spéciale Soprano A
Murad Khan Suicide and suicide bombing: differences and commonalities
Chair / Président Alexandre Y. Dombrovski
14:50-15:30 Symposium: Témoignage sur le suicide Soprano B
Chair / Président Catherine Gros
Presenters / Michèle Brochu
Présentateurs Marie-Ève Richard
Guillaume Lapierre
Marie Bolduc
15:30-15:45 Break / Pause Opera Foyer
15:45-17:15 Symposium: Facteurs de protection et interventions Symphonie 3
prometteuses pour l’avenir de nos jeunes suicidaires
Chair / Président Johanne Renaud
1 Marie-Claude Comprendre les antécédents du suicide pendant la petite enfance
Geffroy pour mieux prévenir: résultats longitudinaux de la cohorte de
naissances britannique de 1958
192 Jean-Jacques Gérer et prévenir l’agir suicidaire : pratiques actuelles et
Breton et Réal perspectives d’avenir
Labelle
3 Valentin Mbekou Une approche prometteuse de type dialectique comportementale
et Johanne Renaud auprès des adolescents suicidaires et leurs familles : implantation
et résultats cliniques
4 Darren Courtney L’impact de l’échelle diagnostique pour les caractéristiques de
personnalité borderline à l’adolescence
15:45-17:15 Symposium: Un système qui veille après la TS : la Symphonie 1
philosophie, les dispositifs testés, l’efficacité
Chair / Président Philippe Courtet
1 Michel Walter Le souci de l’autre comme prévention du suicide
2 Catherine Pichène Les dispositifs de « rester en contact » à travers le monde
3 Guillaume Vaiva ALGOS : intérêt d’un algorithme de veille après une tentative de
suicide. Premiers résultats à 6 mois
15:45-17:15 Symposium: Suicide risk in mood disorders Grand Salon Opera B
Chair / Président Erkki Isometsä
1 Maria A. Oquendo Neuroinflammation, Glucocorticoids, and Suicide Risk
2 Keith Hawton Risk factors for suicide in people with depression: a systematic
review
3 Erkki Isometsä Variation in risk for suicide attempts over time in mood disorders
15:45-17:15 Symposium: Vulnerability to suicide in old age Soprano B
Chair / Président Katalin Szanto
1 Stephane Richard- Cognitive Inhibition in elderly suicidal behaviour
Devantoy
2 Katalin Szanto Decision-making deficits in high-lethality older suicide attempters
3 Alexandre Y. Short-sighted and negligent decisions, cortico-limbic circuits, and
Dombrovski suicidal behavior in old age
4 Yeates Conwell Vulnerability to Suicide in Later Life – A Health Service System
Response
15:45-17:15 Symposium: Suicide Risk Assessment in the Global Context: Symphonie 2
Building Community Suicide Prevention, Improving Care
Delivery, and Redirecting Scarce Resources with a Best
Practices Assessment Tool, the Columbia-Suicide Severity
Rating Scale
Chair / Président Kelly Posner
Presenters / Melanie Puorto Conte
Présentateurs Sally vander Straeten
20Alex Crosby
15:45-17:15 Symposium: oh no, not again- a public health perspective on Soprano C
the balance of risks and benefits of the anti-depressants
Black Box warning on suicide among adolescents
Chair / Président Alain Lesage
1 Alain Lesage A bad public health decision
2 Laurence Y. Katz Impact of Health Canada Warnings on the Use of Antidepressants
in Canada; the population perspective
3 Robert Gibbons Recent empirical evidence and a social capital perspective
15:45-17:15 Oral Session / Communications libres Symphonie 4
Chair / Président Eduardo Chachamovich
1 Guy Beauchamp Life trajectories following suicide: Results of a path analysis
2 Anne Rhodes Child Maltreatment and Presentations to the Emergency Department for
Suicide-Related Behaviour
3 Jack Hicks The Nunavut Suicide Prevention Strategy: Process, Logic and Evidence Base
4 Jessica Deslauriers Distinct effects of lithium chloride and clozapine in preventing suicide-related
behaviors in a two-hit model of schizophrenia
5 Clement Zai A genome-wide association study of suicide severity in bipolar disorder
6 Ayal Schaffer Presence of Lethal or Non-Lethal Levels of Mood Stabilizers, Atypical
Antipsychotics, Antidepressants, and Benzodiazepines at Time of Death in
Bipolar Disorder Overdose Suicides
17:15-18:45 Oral Session / Communications Libres Soprano B
Chair / Président Guillaume Vaiva
1 Suzanne Lamarre Le clinicien et les effets paradoxaux indésirables des bonnes pratiques
2 Lyne Desrosiers Défis du dispositif de soins face au désengagement au traitement de
l’adolescent suicidaire avec traits de personnalité limite
3 Normand Martin Prévenir le suicide chez les policiers: l'expérience du Service de police de la
Ville de Montréal
4 Janie Houle Comprendre le suicide chez les hommes: Avons-nous fait des progrès en 5
ans de recherche?
17:15-18:45 Poster Session / Séance d'affiches Grand Salon Opera A
01 Woo Jong-Min The trends of youth Suicide in South Korea from 2001 to 2010
02 Armistead Cheryl Inspiring Community Action to Help Seniors at Risk (Also available
as e-poster / Aussi présenté en format électronique )
03 Vincent Philippe La formation des professionnels de la santé à la prévention du
suicide : l’exemple des étudiants en pharmacie de l’Université de
Montréal
04 Barber Keila Level of Agreement Between Clinician and Patient Ratings of
21Suicidal Ideation
05 Barzilay Shira INTERPERSONAL DISTRESS AND PROVOCATIVE BEHAVIORS AS
SHORT-TERM PREDICTORS OF ADOLESCENT SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR -
SEYLE RESULTS
06 Berrouiguet Sofian Étude de faisabilité et d’acceptabilité d’un dispositif de veille par
SMS (Short Message System) destiné aux patients suicidants
07 Breen Marie The role of the HPA axis in suicidal behavior
08 Brenner Lisa Cross-Cultural Adaption, Feasibility, and Acceptability of the
Window to Hope program among US veterans with traumatic
brain injury (TBI): A pilot study
09 Budd Victoria Perceptions and Experiences of Orthopedic-Trauma Nurses Caring
for Patients Hospitalized Following a Suicide Attempt
10 Sayegh Liliane Interpersonal values, self-efficacy and problems of chronically
depressed outpatients compared to the general population:
Dispositions prior to group therapy
11 Checknita Dave The Impact of Epigenetic Mechanisms on Impulsive Aggression in
Offenders with Antisocial Personality
12 Chen Gary G Multiplexed Reduced Representation Bisulfite Sequencing (RRBS)
Library Construction for Genome Wide Studies of DNA methylation
in Suicides
13 Cheref Soumia Pessimistic Certainty about Positive and Negative Future
Outcomes among Single and Multiple Suicide Attempters (Also
available as e-poster / Aussi présenté en format électronique )
14 Chirchikova Marina Caring for patients who desire death: A study to understand
oncology nursing practice
15 Crapper Liam DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSCRIPTOME PROFILING OF A NEURONAL
MODEL OF LESCH-NYHAN DISEASE
16 Tsypes Aliona Brooding rumination and emotion reactivity in predicting suicidal
ideation and attempts (Also available as e-poster / Aussi présenté
en format électronique)
17 Heisel Marnin Investigating the Association between Perceived Autonomy and
Suicide Ideation Among Older Adults
18 Buchanan Jackie Preschool Bullying and Victimization as Predictors of Suicidal
Ideation in School Age: 6-year Follow-Up of the Preschool
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Treatment Study (PATS)
19 Janelle Alain Evaluation of skills improvement following DBT among depressed
and suicidal adolescents presenting borderline personality
disorder traits
20 Kendal Adam Brain biomarkers of clinical response to 8-week antidepressant
treatment, and their co-variation with peripheral molecular
markers
21 Larouche Eddy Évaluation des besoins en matière de prévention du suicide chez
les aînés : présentation d’un projet de recherche
22 Viguera Adele Improving Suicide Screening at the Cleveland Clinic through
Electronic Self-Reports: PHQ-9 and the Columbia-Suicide Severity
Rating Scale (C-SSRS) **Poster will be presented by Kelly Posner /
Présentation par Kelly Posner
2223 Kwok Sylvia A model of suicidal ideation among Chinese adolescents in Hong
Kong and Shanghai
24 Lane Robert Verbal emotional expressivity mediates the relationship between
hopelessness and suicidal ideation (Also available as e-poster)
25 Lapierre Vincent Contribution d'un centre de prévention suicide à l'organisation des
soins gériatriques sur le territoire parisien **Poster will be
presented by Philippe Carette / Présentation par Philippe Carette
26 Lee Grace Young adolescent trajectories of pessimism/hopelessness and
suicidal behaviors by young adulthood
27 Lesser Adam Comprehensive Suicide Prevention Programs in Schools
28 Levi-Belz Yossi Stress related growth among suicide survivors: The role of
interpersonal and cognitive factors
29 Lopez Juan Pablo miR-1202: A Primate-Specific and Brain-Enriched miRNA is
Involved in Depression and Regulates the Expression of GRM4.
30 Lytle Megan The Influence of Intersecting Identities on Self-Harm, Suicidal
Behaviors, and Depression among Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual
Individuals
31 Mahar Ian Expression and regulation of neuregulin-ErbB and neurogenesis-
related markers in the hippocampi of suicide completers
32 Maheu Marissa Transcript-specific down-regulation of GDNF Family Receptor
Alpha-1a (GFRα1a) by MicroRNA in the Basolateral Amygdala of
Depressed Suicides
33 Mbekou Valentin Clinical study regarding the effectiveness of Dialectical Behavioral
Therapy for suicidal and depressed adolescents with borderline
personality disorder traits
34 Mbekou Valentin Family Dysfunction and parental invalidation as predictors of
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) symptomatology in a clinical
sample of depressed and suicidal youth
35 Michaud Laurent Systematic Intervention To Prevent Suicide On The Emergency
Ward : Pilot Study Before RCT **Poster will be presented by
Mélina Andronicos / Présentation par Mélina Andronicos
36 Richard- Stéphane DEFICIT OF COGNITIVE INHIBITION IN DEPRESSED ELDERLY: A
Devantoy NEUROCOGNITIVE MARKER OF SUICIDAL RISK?
37 Song Jiali Suicide attempts in Schizophrenia: Effect of Religion
38 Schaffer Ayal Suicide Deaths in Bipolar Disorder: Sex-Based Differences in
Demographic, Clinical and Suicide-Specific
39 Torres- Susana Microglial activation in anterior cingulate cortical white matter of
Platas depressed suicides
E Castonguay Steve Élaboration d'une liste de vérification pour la prévention du
suicide
E McGowan John Who's responsibility? Suicide, risk and being sued
E = electronic poster only / format numérique seulement
19:00-21:00 Conference open to the public / Conférence grand public: Grand Salon Opera B
Survivre au deuil par suicide
Chair / Bruno Marchand, Directeur général de l’Association québécoise de prévention du suicide
Président (AQPS)
2318:30-19:30 Young Investigators Cocktail Reception (by invitation / sur Soprano Foyer
invitation seulement)
Tuesday, June 11 / Mardi le 11 juin
7:00-17:00 Speaker Ready Room / Salon des Conférenciers Symphonie 5
7:00-17:00 Registration / Inscription Opera Foyer
8:00-10:15 Plenary Session / Séance Plénière: Behaviors That Mediate Grand Salon Opera B
Suicide Risk: Focus on Aggression
Activity sponsored by the Canadian Institutes of Health
Research (CIHR) - Institute of Neurosciences, Mental Health
and Addiction (INMHA) / Activité commandité par les
Instituts de recherche en santé du Canada (IRSC) - Institut
des neurosciences, de la santé mentale et des toxicomanies
(INST)
Chair / Président Naguib Mechawar
Co-chair / Co- président Mark Underwood
8:00 1 Dayu Lin Deconstruction of aggression circuits in rodents
8:30 2 Carl Ernst iPSC models of Lesch-Nyhan syndrome: Insight into self-aggression
9:05 3 Richard Tremblay Human development of aggressive behavior
9:40 4 Larry Siever Brain circuitry and treatment strategies of aggressive behavior
10:15-10:30 Break / Pause Opera Foyer
10:30-11:30 Morselli Lecture / Conférence Morselli Grand Salon Opera B
Keith Hawton Self-harm: a UK perspective on its nature and outcome
Chair / Président Gustavo Turecki
11:35-12:15 Keynote Talk / Conférence spéciale Grand Salon Opera B
Fabrice Jollant Decision making and suicidal behavior
Chair / Président Alain Malafosse
11:35-12:15 Keynote Talk / Conférence spéciale Soprano A
Matthew Nock Behavioral markers for suicidal behavior
Chair / Président Erkki Isometsä
2411:35-12:15 Symposium: Estimer la dangerosité du passage à l'acte Soprano B
suicidaire des outils pour mieux agir
Chair / Président François Ducrocq
Presenters / Philippe Angers
Présentateurs Marie Lecavalier
12:15-13:15 Lunch / Pause repas
12:15-13:15 Meeting with the Funders Soprano C
Chair / Président Barbara Stanley
Presenters / Nathalie Gendron (CIHR - INMHA)
Présentateurs Jane Pearson (NIH / NIMH)
Paula Clayton (AFSP)
13:15-14:45 Symposium: La formation à l’intervention de crise suicidaire Symphonie 3
: vers une intégration des savoirs?
Chair / Président Monique Séguin
Presenters / Christian Lafleur et Marc Martineau
Présentateurs Bruno Marchand et Françoise Roy
Daniel Cossette et Mario Poirier
13:15-14:45 Symposium: Suicide prevention among adolescents: results Grand Salon Opera B
from the SEYLE and WE-STAY European multi-center
Research projects
Chair / Président Danuta Wasserman and Marco Sarchiapone
1 Vladimir Carli Prevalence of risk behaviours and psychiatric symptoms among
European adolescents: Results from the Saving and Empowering
Young Lives in Europe (SEYLE) research project
2 Alan Apter Suicide Behavior in Young People
3 Marco Sarchiapone The Working in Europe to Stop Truancy among Youth Research
Project: the association between truancy and suicidality
13:15-14:45 Symposium: Suicide Prevention: A National Network of Soprano A
Depression Centers (NNDC)-Canadian Depression Research
Intervention Network (CDRIN) Collaboration
Chair / Président John Greden; Discussant: Zul Merali
1 John Greden Partner or Perish: The Essential Role of Large-Scale Global
Collaborations in Efforts to Reduce Suicide
2 Holly C. Wilcox Developmental Pathways to Suicide Attempt
253 William Coryell Suicide Risk Factors across Mood Disorder Cohorts
4 Kelly Posner On the Road to Prevention: The Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating
Scale (C-SSRS)
5 John Mann The Role of Collaborative Studies in Determining Genetic and
other Biological Risk Factors for Suicide
13:15-14:45 Symposium: Suicidal Behavior: Neurobiological and Genetic Soprano B
Determinants
Chair / Président Yogesh Dwivedi
1 Yogesh Dwivedi Role of noncoding RNAs in suicide
2 Cheryl Low dose ketamine for treatment of acute suicidality in the
McCullumsmith emergency department setting
3 Dan Rujescu Genetics of suicidal behavior and intermediate phenotypes
4 Virginia Willour Whole-Exome Sequencing in Attempted Suicide
13:15-14:45 Symposium: New Perspectives on Suicide and the Media Symphonie 1
Chair / Président Mark Sinyor
1 Mark Sinyor Can the Media Help to Create a New Cultural Narrative for
Suicide?
2 Jitender Sareen Do Media Guidelines for Suicide Still apply in the Context of Social
Media?
3 Jane Pirkis Interpreting Recommendations for Responsible Media Reporting
of Suicide
13:15-14:45 Symposium: Neuroimaging of suicidal behavior Soprano C
Chair / Président Philippe Courtet
1 Fabrice Jollant A review of functional neuroimaging studies in adolescents and
adults
2 Alexandre Decision neuroscience of suicidal behavior in old age
Dombrovski
3 Gerd Wagner Altered brain structures in patients with major depressive disorder
and high risk for suicide
13:15-14:45 New Generation Oral Session / Communications libres: Symphonie 2
Nouvelle génération
Chair / Président Ayal Schaffer
1 Doreen M. Olvet Evidence of white matter deficits in suicide attempters with major depressive
disorder
2 Ana Ortin Characteristics of suicidal ideation associated with the transition to suicide
attempts in adolescence
3 Yovanska Duarte- Cultural adaptation of a psychosocial treatment for Latino/a adolescents with
Velez suicidal behavior
4 Darren Courtney Psychosocial treatment for self-injurious thoughts and behaviours in
26adolescents: a systematic review
5 Alexis May Impulsivity and suicide attempts: Investigating a complex relationship among
recent suicide attempters
6 Christopher Hagan Understanding Suicide Terrorism through the Interpersonal Psychological
Theory of Suicide
13:15-14:45 Oral Session / Communications libres Symphonie 4
Chair / Président Madelyn Gould
1 Kelly Posner Community Model of Suicide Prevention in the Military: Implementation of
the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale across Primary and Auxiliary
Services at US Fort Carson Army Base
2 Marianne Gorlyn Semantic Fluency Deficit Distinguishes High-Lethality Suicide Attempters
3 Ellenor A life-course study on effects of parental markers of morbidity and mortality
Mittendorfer-Rutz on offspring's suicide attempt
4 Jo Robinson Reframe IT: findings from a pilot study testing an online CBT intervention
among at-risk high school students.
5 Sarah Fraser An epidemic of suicides among Inuit youth: how prevalence and risk factors
have evolved between 1992 and 2004 in Nunavik (Québec, Canada)
6 Ilya Razykov The Utility of the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 to Assess Suicide Risk in
Medical Patients
14:50-15:30 Keynote Talk / Conférence spéciale Grand Salon Opera B
Rory O'Connor Psychological processes and suicidal behavior
Chair / Président Enrique Baca-Garcia
14:50-15:30 Keynote Talk / Conférence spéciale Soprano A
John Mann Neurobiology of Stress Responses and the Risk for Suicidal
Behavior
Chair / Président Dan Rujescu
14:50-15:30 Symposium: Pratiques Novatrices pour intervenir auprès de Soprano B
la personne suicidaire
Chair / Président Gilles Légaré
Presenters / Louis Voyer
Présentateurs Bruno Marchand
Normande Hébert
Daniel Beaulieu
15:30-15:45 Break / Pause Opera Foyer
2715:45-17:15 Symposium: Partners for Life: preventing teen suicide Symphonie 3
through a unique health literacy program
Chair / Président Catherine Burrows
Presenters / Catherine Burrows
Présentateurs Alain Lesage
Crystal Watson
Katrina Kaiser
15:45-17:15 Symposium: Suicide in Bipolar Disorder: Current State of Grand Salon Opera B
Knowledge Based on Work of the International Society for
Bipolar Disorders (ISBD) Task Force on Suicide
Chair / Président Ayal Schaffer
1 Mark Sinyor Prevalence and Characteristics of Suicide in Bipolar Disorder
2 Erkki Isometsä Factors that Influence the Risk of Suicide Attempts or Suicide in
Bipolar Disorder
3 Ayal Schaffer Clinical Interventions for Suicide Prevention in Bipolar Disorder
15:45-17:15 Symposium: Best Practices in the Assessment and Soprano A
Management of Suicide Risk in the Emergency Department
Chair / Président James M. Bolton; Discussant: Jitender Sareen
1 James M. Bolton Suicide Risk Assessment Tools in the Emergency Department: Do
They Have a Role?
2 Cassie R. Glenn Objective Markers of Suicide Risk in the Emergency Department
3 Simon Hatcher Interventions for suicidal people who present to emergency
departments
15:45-17:15 Symposium: Suicide Screening and Brief Intervention for Soprano B
Youth in the Pediatric Emergency Department: ASQ and
STAT-ED
Chair / Président Jeffrey A. Bridge
1 Lisa M. Horowitz Development of a Brief Suicide Screening Instrument: the Ask
Suicide-Screening Questions (ASQ) Study
2 Elizabeth Ballard Feasibility and Acceptability of Suicide Screening in the Pediatric
Emergency Department
3 Jeffrey A. Bridge Bullying and Suicide Risk among Pediatric Emergency Department
Patients
15:45-17:15 Symposium: European Network of Suicidal behaviour. Symphonie 1
Promoting a global research in genetics of suicidal
behaviour
Chair / Président Philippe Courtet
Presenters / Enrique Baca Garcia
Présentateurs Alain Malafosse
28Philippe Courtet
15:45-17:15 Symposium: Novel insights into serotonin dysregulation in Soprano C
depression and suicide
Chair / Président Victoria Arango
1 Paul R. Albert Genetic and epigenetic alterations in serotonin-1A receptors in
human depression and suicide subtypes
2 Victoria Arango Serotonergic Alterations in Suicide: Disconnect Between Brainstem
and Cortex
3 Helene Bach Contributors to Serotonergic Upregulation in the Brainstem of
Suicides
15:45-17:15 Oral Session / Communications Libres Symphonie 2
Chair / Président Angela Castelli-Dransart
1 Louis Jehel Work related suicide in France : the impact of professional factors,
pilot study (French Presentation / Présentation en Français)
2 Francois Ducroq Medico-economic impact of a suicide attempt on the relatives of
the suicide attempter (French Presentation / Présentation en
Français)
3 Patrice Corriveau L'étude des lettres de suicidés au Québec entre 1763 et 1953
4 Lyson Marcoux Un programme innovateur de prévention du suicide pour les aînés
dépressifs
15:45-17:15 Oral Session / Communications Libres Symphonie 4
Chair / Président Holly C. Wilcox
1 Yang Ding Using T1 structural Neuroimaging to Measure Suicide Risk : A
comprehensive Cross-Samples Cross-Methods Cross-Pipelines
Cross-Statistical Exploration
2 Christopher Medical and Demographic Factors Associated with Suicidal
Recklitis Ideation in Long-Term Prostate Cancer Survivors
3 Jussi Jokinen Karolinska Interpersonal Violence Scale; a new tool in suicide
prevention
4 Elham Rahme Attempted Suicide and Initial Assessment Received
5 John G. Keilp Neuropsychological Deficits in Past Suicide Attempters with
Varying Levels of Depression: A Replication and Extension
6 Sylvia Kwok Child abuse and adolescent suicidal ideation in China
17:15-18:45 Oral Session / Communications Libres Soprano B
Chair / Président Louis Jehel
1 Lalie Bélanger-Dion Laval: un modèle de partenariat en prévention du suicide
2 Marie-Pascale La "PPV" en Touraine : "Protéger les Parcours de Vie" par la mise
Laurent en place d'une "PréPostVention du suicide".
3 Gilles Deslauries une façon de « vivre la mort » au sein d’un établissement, après le
29suicide du directeur général
4 Gaëtan Roussy La supervision et le soutien des intervenants en prévention du
suicide.
17:15-18:45 Poster Session / Séance d'affiches Grand Salon Opera A
01 Andronicos Melina Suicidalité chez les joueurs excessifs : investigation de 15 années
de consultations dans un centre spécialisé
02 Tsypes Aliona Risk factors and buffers against self-injurious thoughts and
behaviors in LGB versus heterosexual young adults (Also available
as e-poster / Aussi présenté en format électronique)
03 Bamisso Olga An experience in the management and prevention of suicidal acts
in the South of Benin (Republic of Benin)
04 Barzilay Shira Mental health interventions strategies for Israeli adolescents:
SEYLE project results
05 Erlangsen Annette Risks of adverse mental and physical health outcomes in partners
bereaved by suicide: a population-based longitudinal study
06 Farah Adel Epigenetics of Suicide
07 Foster Adriana Medical Students' Suicide Risk Assessment Proficiency after
Interaction with a Virtual Patient in Crisis or a Video teaching
module: Preliminary Results
08 Gananca Licinia The Role of Cytokines in the Pathophysiology of Suicidal Behavior
(Also available as e-poster / Aussi présenté en format
électronique)
09 Gross Jeffrey Understanding the functional role of 5-hydroxymethylcytosine in
suicide through next-generation sequencing
10 Grunebaum Michael SSRI Versus Bupropion Effects on Symptom Clusters in Suicidal
Depression: Post Hoc Analysis of a Randomized Clinical Trial
11 Hagan Christopher Moderation of the Seasonal Peak of Suicide across Hemispheres
12 Hamdan Sami Alcohol and substance abuse in parentally bereaved youth
13 Han Christina S. Masculine Ideals Among Older Men Who Experience Depression
and Suicidal Ideation
14 Légaré Gilles Le suicide est-il affaire de génération au Québec : une analyse des
effets âge-période-cohorte entre 1950 et 2009
15 Hatcher Simon The ACCESS study: A zelen randomised controlled trial of a
complex intervention in people who present to hospital with
intentional self-harm
16 Gilmer Evan Clinical Features of Treatment Resistant Depression in a Sample of
Psychiatric Outpatients
17 Heisel Marnin Investigating Psychological Risk and Resiliency to Suicide Ideation
and the Desire to Hasten Death among Community-Residing Older
Adults
18 Hochard Kevin Nightmares and Self-harm: An Exploratory Comparison of
Linguistic Frequency in Negative Dream Reports from Self-Harming
and Control Participants
19 Hoehne Alexandra Neural and cognitive basis of suicide vulnerability in depressed
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