Ecological Framework Mental Health & Violence. Eric D. Caine, M.D. Department of Psychiatry University of Rochester Medical Center Rochester, NY, USA
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1 Ecological Framework Mental Health & Violence Eric D. Caine, M.D. Department of Psychiatry University of Rochester Medical Center Rochester, NY, USA
2 Global Injury Mortality Norton & Kobusingye, NEJM 2013
3 Global View of Suicide WHO
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5 US Trends in Suicide, by Means, (rate per 100,000; MMWR, 3 May 2013)
6 US Trends in Suicide, by Means, (rate per 100,000; MMWR, 3 May 2013)
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13 Ecological model: Mental health & social risks for violence to self and others (Modified by Caine, 2014, from Butchart et al: Preventing Violence. WHO, 2004) Poverty; poor education systems Bullying; high local crime levels High residential instability; low community cohesion High unemployment Local illicit drug trade Weak community institutional policies Inadequate victim care services Local ethnic or religious conflicts Psychological & personality disturbances Severe psychopathology Alcohol/substance misuse Victim of child maltreatment, trafficking, or current abuse; orphaned or abandoned Violent or suicidal behavior past or current Access to lethal means Societal Community Relationship* Individual* Unstable social infrastructure Economic insecurity Stigma regarding mental distress & helpseeking; cultural norms that support violence Discrimination: gender; race; other Policies that increase inequalities Poverty; weak economic safety nets Access to lethal methods (firearms) National or regional armed conflict *Risks depend upon age, sex & gender, and developmental challenges Exposure to poor parenting or violent parental conflict; fractured family structures; families exposed to civil strive Family history of violence or suicide Current relationship/marital turmoil; participant in intimate violence Financial, work stress; under- or unemployed Friends & family that engage in violence Unsafe storage of lethal substances or means
14 Premature Death in Early Adulthood Common Developmental Contexts for Different Adverse Outcomes HOMICIDE MVAs & Unintentional Poisoning SUICIDE Legal System Involvements Emergency Room Visits Mental Health & Chemical Dependency Treatment Contacts Prevention & Intervention Opportunities Indicated & Clinical Emerging Behavioral Problems & Mental Health Disturbances School Difficulties Alcohol and Substance Misuse Selective & Indicated Disruptive Family Factors Disadvantaged Economic & Social Factors Universal & Selective
15 Ecological model: Protective factors (P) and interventions to prevent violence to self and others (P) Coordinated community support systems (P) Robust local faith & service organizations Strengthen educational systems, vocational training programs for youth & adults Enhance neighborhoods & home ownership, & community safety Combat culture of violence Promote help-seeking & victim support Reduce access to lethal means and illicit drugs; promote safe firearm storage (Caine 2014) (P) Robust coping & resilience; (P) sense of belonging & self-worth Identify & treat persons suffering severe psychiatric & substance/alcohol related disorders; interventions with suicidal individuals Prevent alcohol & substance misuse Prevent child abuse and victimization Rehabilitate violent persons Reduce access to lethal means Societal Community Relationship* Individual* Support policies that enhance economic stability and growth Assure economic safety nets for food, housing, health, & education Reduce all forms of institutional discrimination; reduce stigma regarding mental distress and disorders Promote cultural norms that discourage violence; promote help-seeking Reduce access to lethal methods (P) Family-communal coping; (P) interpersonal connectedness; (P) intergenerational support Support high-risk parents; intervene in fractured families Use community, health system, & court-based screening to detect intimate & family violence Support families to enhance health, food security, economic opportunities, & access to education & vocational skills Promote safe storage of lethal means *Protective factors & interventions depend on age, sex & gender, and developmental challenges
16 Haddon Matrix for Suicide Attempts Individual Behavior Agent Physical Environment Social & Economic Environment Pre-event Resilience/copin g; distress, psychopath; SUDs; etc. Alcohol, drugs; access to diverse means Access; potential of rescue Family & community support vs. conflict; victimization; economic distress Event Intent; vigor of attempt Lethality of means Isolation ± interruption Post-event Injury & frailty; reasons for living Detoxify; repair wounds Emergency care Registration (?); coordinated aftercare Haddon Jr, W: The changing approach to the epidemiology, prevention, and amelioration of trauma: the transition to approaches etiologically rather than descriptively based. American J Pub Hlth 1968;58:1431 8
17 Proposed three dimensional Haddon matrix. Runyan C W Inj Prev 1998;4: by BMJ Publishing Group Ltd
18 The Health Impact Pyramid Frieden TH: A Framework for Public Health The Health Impact Pyramid. Am J Public Health 2010; 100:
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