Self-reported childhood abuse in an adult population in a primary care setting. Prevalence, correlates, and associated suicide attempts
Archives of Family MedicinePublished 1 March 1994
Debra A. Gould
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A history of childhood abuse was a common experience in this sample of adult patients and patients with a history of abuse, particularly sexual and emotional abuse, are at increased risk of suicidal behavior.
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A history of childhood abuse was a common experience in this sample. Patients with a history of abuse, particularly sexual and emotional abuse, are at increased risk of suicidal behavior. To facilitate more appropriate care and treatment, primary care practitioners should question patients regarding a history of abuse.
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PsychologySocial Sciences
