"Developing an algorithm of hierarchical model of management of repetitive self-harm among women with severe personality disorders in medium security": Corrigendum
Sarkar, Jaydip Beeley, Chris
Sarkar, Jaydip
Beeley, Chris
Abstract
Reports an error in "Developing an algorithm of hierarchical model of management of repetitive self-harm among women with severe personality disorders in medium security" by Jaydip Sarkar and Chris Beeley (Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology, 2011[Dec], Vol 22[6], 845-862). In the original article, Table 1 was reproduced incorrectly. The table is given in the erratum. (The following abstract of the original article appeared in record 2011-28873-006). There is an urgent need for development of practice-based and theoretically grounded model of care for immediate and short-term risk assessment and management by front-line staff (nurses and doctors) for women with severe personality disorders and high-risk repetitive self-harm. This is particularly necessary for forensic in-patients as available guidelines do not address the needs of and risks associated of this group. An algorithm of a hierarchical model of risk assessment and management and care for high-risk repetitive self-harmers within medium secure care is developed and tested for model effectiveness and fidelity. The model was found to be effective in reducing frequency of self-harm and assessment of staff practice revealed adequate model fidelity. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)
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Sarkar, J. & Beeley, C. (2012). "Developing an algorithm of hierarchical model of management of repetitive self-harm among women with severe personality disorders in medium security": Corrigendum. Journal of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology, 23 (1), pp.137.