Scientific Program – SSRC

Date: May 6 
Time: 9:00-10:00
Room: New York

Speakers:

• Vladimir Carli
• Karin Schulz
• Gergö Hadlaczky – Overview of Suicide Research in Sweden

Date: May 6
Time: 10:30-12:00
Room: New York

Chair:

Johan Bjureberg

Speakers:

• Erkki Isometsä – Are brief psychosocial interventions for suicide attempters effective?
• Jennifer Hughes – Parents as Patients, Participants, and Facilitators in Youth Suicide Prevention Interventions
• Matteo Bottai – Looking beyond randomized clinical trials

Date: May 7
Time: 9:00-10:30
Room: New York

Chair: 

Bo Runeson

Speakers:

• Nav Kapur – Risk assessment for suicide prevention: vital endeavour or waste of time?
• Elin Fröding – Suicide risk assessment in clinical practice: time to shift from prediction to prevention
• Monica Hultcrantz – An HTA perspective on prioritising clinical interventions for suicide prevention

Date: May 7
Time: 15:30-17:00
Room: New York

Chair: 

Ellenor Mittendorfer-Rutz

Speakers:

• Ellenor Mittendorfer-Rutz – State-of-the-art knowledge on epidemiological research on suicidal behaviour with a focus on research in Sweden
• Ping Qin – Recent methodological developments in suicidological research
• Annette Erlangsen – National suicide prevention strategies with a focus on Public Health interventions

Date: May 7
Time: 17:00-18:00
Room: New York

Chair:

Vladimir Carli

Speakers:

• Åsa Westrin
• Gergö Hadlaczky
• Ellenor Mittendorfer-Rutz
• Jenny Telander

Date: May 6
Time: 14:00-15:00
Room: New York

Chair:

Christian Rück

Speakers:

• Christian Rück – Is suicide uniquely human? On the root causes of self killing
• Marcus Sokolowski – The latest gene discoveries and implicated biology from large scale GWAS meta-analyses
• Thuy-Dung Nguyen – Investigating the genetics of sex difference in Medically Serious Suicide Attempt
• Ruyue Zhang – Associations between clinical phenotypes and polygenic risk of anorexia nervosa and suicidality
• Anna Ohlis – Genetic and environmental aetiologies of the transition from nonsuicidal self-injury to suicide attempt: a longitudinal twin study

Date: May 6
Time: 14:00-15:00
Room: Atlanta

Chair:

Clara Hellner

Speakers:

• Lisa Harber-Aschan – Inequalities in suicides and suicide attempts for children of refugees in the early life-course
• Emina Music – Deliberate self-harm and ethnicity in the city of Sarajevo; Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Clara Iversen – Dealing with callers’ racialised talk in suicide preventive helplines: Accomplishing (anti)racism in the context of unconditional support
• Henrik Levinsson – Suicidal behavior in over-indebted individuals: a cross-sectional study in Sweden
• Jon Petter Stoor – Suicidal behaviour among Sámi in Sweden: a cross-sectional study on risk factors 

Date: May 6
Time: 14:00-15:00
Room: Stockholm

Chair:

Margda Waern

Speakers:

• Beau Nieuwenhuijs – Identifying subgroups of older men and women at high risk of suicide: a latent class analysis by gender
• Stefan Wiktorsson – Attitudes towards “suicide as a right” and physician-assisted suicide among staff in long-term care for older adults in Sweden
• Margda Waern – Older Adults’ Experiences of Existential Group Treatment
• Sabrina Doering – "Younger" and "older" old adults who die by suicide: a comparison study and cluster analysis
• Anders Broström – Risk factors for suicidal Ideation among Swedish Patients with Restless Legs Syndrome

Date: May 6
Time: 15:30-16:30
Room: New York

Chair: 

Britt Morthorst

Speakers:

• Katja Sjöblom – Effect of Primary Care Online Emotion-Regulation Treatment: A Brief Intervention Targeting Adolescents Within First-Line Mental Health Care
• Moa Karemyr – Preventing suicide with Safe Alternatives for Teens and Youths (SAFETY)
• Erik Bergqvist – The experience of Attempted Suicide Short Intervention Program – a qualitative content analysis on longitudinal in-depth interviews with patients
• Johan Bjureberg – Internet-Delivered Emotion-Regulation Therapy for Adolescents with Self-Harm: Treatment Effects, Mediation, Moderation, and Cost-Effectiveness

Date: May 6
Time: 15:30-16:30
Room: Atlanta

Chair:

Anna Ohlis

Speakers:

• Benjamin Claréus – Do Time Trends Appear in Specific Non-Suicidal Self-Injurious Behaviors and Their Psychological Correlates Among Adolescents Across Two Decades?
• Anna-Lena Hansson – Suicidal Communication Prior to Suicide in Children and Young Adults
• Sebastian Hökby – Stress responses bridge links between adolescents’ digital media use and subsequent Depression and Suicidal ideation
• Jill Åhs – Developing Suicide Referral Pathways for Youth in the Context of Routine National Surveys
• Moa Pontén – A meta-analysis on pain sensitivity and self-injurious behavior in children and youths

Date: May 6
Time: 15:30-16:30
Room: Stockholm

Chair:

Tabita Sellin

Speakers:

• Jing Zhou – Effect of antidepressant treatment on suicidal behavior among women with postpartum depression: a target trial emulation
• Madeleine Mellqvist Fässberg – Age of onset of suicidal thoughts and attempts in women over the life course and the influence of early life adversities
• Hang Yu – Machine-learned algorithm in prediction of suicidal behavior among patients with perinatal depression
• Yihui Yang – Sex difference in parental risk of suicide attempt during and after pregnancy: a nationwide register-based study
• Alicia Nevriana – The association between perimenopausal depression and suicidal behaviours

Date: May 7
Time: 10:40-11:40
Room: New York

Chair:

Jesper Alvarsson Hjort

Speakers:

• Tyra Lagerberg – External validation of the Oxford Suicide Assessment Tool for Self-harm (OxSATS)
• Lars-Håkan Thorell – Revision of research on suicide risk assessment. Failures in experimental designs prevent identification of valid risk assessment tools
• Petter Karlsson – Is screening for suicide risk justifiable?
• Siri Lindén & Manne Sjöstrand – Navigating Uncertainty: A Qualitative Exploration of Psychiatrists' Approaches to Suicide Risk Assessments
• Anna Maria Nilsson – Application of an accident approach to the study of acute suicidal episodes through repeated in-depth interviews

Date: May 7
Time: 10:40-11:40
Room: Atlanta

Chair:

Filipa Sampaio

Speakers:

• Åsa Westrin – Retrospective investigation of health care utilisation of individuals who died by suicide in Sweden 2015
• Inna Feldman – Economic burden of suicide in Sweden in 2022
• Elin Vimefall – Economic evaluations of suicide prevention
• Yi Lu – Initial Medically Serious Suicide Attempts: Risk Factors, Impact, and Healthcare Use—A Comprehensive Analysis of the Swedish Population
• Björn Sund – The societal cost of suicides, trespassing and struck-by-train accidents on the Swedish railway

Date: May 7
Time: 11:45–12:45
Room: New York

Chair:

Gergö Hadlaczky

Speakers:

• Igor Radun – Road Traffic Suicides: Current Knowledge and Future Research Needs
• Karen O'Quin – Evaluation of a Brief Contact Intervention (BCI) in Sweden: Methods and Early Lessons Learned in Implementation
• Maria Zetterqvist – Increasing Knowledge and Confidence: An Evaluation of a Two-Day Workshop on Self-Injury for School Staff in a Swedish Educational Setting
• Charli Eriksson – Poor Health and Adverse Psychosocial Conditions Among Adolescents in Nordic Countries: Variable- and Person-Oriented Analyses
• Johan Fredin-Knutzén – Three Scalable and Innovative Suicide Prevention Measures for Rail Networks

Date: May 7
Time: 11:45-12:45
Room: Atlanta

Chair:

Åsa Westrin

Speakers:

• Oskar Flygare – Short- and long-term risk factors for suicide and suicide reattempt: A prospective multicentre cohort study in Sweden
• Viktoria Johansson – Healthcare and Psychiatric Drug Utilization After a Suicide Attempt in Depression: A Population-Based Cohort Study in Sweden
• Sara Lindström – Excess mortality and suicide risk in individuals with schizotypal disorder: A population-based study using Swedish national registers
• Katerina Kavalidou – Is mental health multimorbidity associated with contact with healthcare services before suicide? Retrospective analysis of Irish coronial data
• Leoni Grossmann – Suicide following involuntary psychiatric care in Sweden: a descriptive nationwide study

Date: May 7
Time: 14:00-15:00
Room: New York

Chair:

Ellenor Mittendorfer-Rutz

Speakers:

• Fred Johansson – Sex- and age-specific risk indicators of suicide: occurrence and association with suicide across the life course
• Nina Palmqvist Öberg – Health care contacts of individuals with cardiac disease who died by suicide in Sweden in 2015
• Emma Eliasson – Exploring Regional-Level Predictors of Suicide to Inform Prevention Strategies: A Longitudinal Perspective from Sweden
• Amal Khanolkar – Rates of self-harm and suicide by sexual identity – A national population-based study in England and Wales
• Clémence Deborgies Sanches – Characterization of mental health in cluster headache a.k.a suicide headache 

Date: May 7
Time: 14:00-15:00
Room: Atlanta

Chair:

Ulrika Lögdberg

Speakers:

• Tanja Eriksson – Exploring the suicidal prison: Adults' experience of a suicide crisis - A reflective lifeworld research
• Mahmoud Azzam – Experiences of Self-Stigma Among Individuals Who Have Attempted Suicide
• Anna Maria Nilsson – The Meaning of Mental Imagery in Acute Suicidal Episodes: A Qualitative Exploration of Lived Experiences
• Margda Waern – Older adults make sense of their suicidal behavior: a Swedish interview study 

• P-01 Klara Bertils - Suicide prevention in everyday-life for people with autism and/or intellectual disability: experiences of supported living staff and care managers
• P-02 Säidi Margot Idun Ovox - Peering into the deadliness of suicidality through life-world research
• P-03 Sara Lindström - A study protocol of the effectiveness of the Attempted Suicide Short Intervention Program for recent suicide attempters: a randomized control study
• P-04 Sara Lindström - Death of Despair in a 32-year follow-up study of suicide attempters
• P-05 Anna Ehnvall - Understanding suicidal crises
• P-06 Tabita Sellin - Suicide in patients within specialised somatic health care
• P-07 Charlotte Roos - Implementing suicide prevention activities in community-based settings in Sweden – a qualitative explorative study
• P-08 Elin Vimefall - The relative value of suicide prevention
• P-09 David Titelman - Unintegrated narcissism: The missing link in psychological models of suicide
• P-10 Victoria Lönnfjord - Why do they do as they do? Municipality Contact Persons' reasons for working with suicide prevention
• P-11 Elin Fröding - Requirements for effective investigation and learning after suicide: The views of persons with lived experience and professionals
• P-12 Sabrina Doering - Anxiety symptoms preceding suicide: a nationwide record review
• P-13 Sabrina Doering - Substance use issues preceding suicide: a nationwide record review
• P-14 Christina Nilsson - Loss of a human life – lived experiences of suicide survivors and professionals: a phenomenological and participatory action research study
• P-15 Björn Sund - The effect of fire and rescue services response time at risk of suicide
• P-16 Emina Music - Suicide in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the City of Sarajevo with Special Reference to Ethnicity
• P-17 Lars-Håkan Thorell - Review of Research on Hippocampal Dysfunction and Suicide Risk: Implications for Treatment of Underlying Factors Contributing to Suicide Risk
• P-18 Sara Melin - Epilepsy-Related Risk Factors for Suicide in Patients with Epilepsy: A Nationwide Case-Control Study
• P-19 Theodore Tianyi Miao - Medication use before suicide among older adults with and without multimorbidity
• P-20 My Lindberg - Inpatient Suicides in Swedish Psychiatric Settings – A Retrospective Exploratory Study from a Nursing Perspective
• P-21 Clara Iversen - Suicide prevention in everyday-life for people with autism and/or intellectual disability: experiences of supported living staff and care managers
• P-22 Amal R Khanolkar - Sexual identity inequalities in poor mental health and health risk behaviours co-occurrence, and risk for attempted suicide – A national cohort study