Helen Christensen

TL;DR: An overview of current technological developments which are facilitating research in the field of suicide prevention, including multiple modes of screening such as network analysis of mobile-phone collected connectivity data, automatic detection of suicidality from social media content, and crisis detection from acoustic variability in speech patterns are presented.

TL;DR: Only a small percentage of respondents reported distress, while many found that the questionnaire had made them feel good about themselves, and those who reported positive feelings had higher positive personality scores, more social support and lower anxiety and depression.

TL;DR: The results show that around one in four JDs are currently working hours that are associated with a doubling of their risk of common mental health problems and SI, and suggest that management of working hours represents an important focus for workplaces to improve the mental health of medical trainees.

TL;DR: Little evidence was found that job stress had an independent effect on chronic or intermittent sleep disturbance independent of health, social support, and education, and various demographic and social support factors were distinguishing factors.

TL;DR: It is recommended that respondents in community surveys, including the elderly, be informed that they can decline to answer any question, and that interviewers be trained in how to respond to the few who will be distressed by the experience.