Table 3 Outcome variables
From: Classification of suicidal behavior calls in emergency medical services: a systematic review
ID-Article | First author (year-publication) | Moment of call classification | Professional who classifies the calls | Type of classification | Suicide codes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
10 | Mejías-Martín Y. (2018) [10] | Answering the call Attending at the scene | Operator Physician | ICD-9 ICD-10 | 300.9 (Unspecified non-psychotic mental disorder (Suicidal Tendencies)) 305 [305.4, 305.8] (Nondependent abuse of drugs) 969 [96.9.0, .1, .2, .3, .4, .5, .8, .9] (Poisoning by psychotropic agents) E950-E959 (Suicide and self-inflicted injury) E980-E989 (Injury undetermined whether accidentally or purposely inflicted) V62.84 (Suicidal ideations) X84 (Intentional self-harm by unspecified means) |
11 | Pacheco A. (2010) [11] | Attending at the scene | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified |
19 | Roggenkamp R. (2018) [19] | Answering the call Attending at the scene | Nurses/Paramedics | MPDS | Not specified |
20 | Guzmán-Parra J. (2016) [20] | Answering the call | Operator | UECC Classification | Suicidal behavior: Self-injury and suicidal tendency, suicidal thoughts, suicide threat and suicide |
22 | Mejías-Martín Y. (2019) [22] | Answering the call Attending at the scene | Operator Physician | ICD-9 ICD-10 | 305 [305.4, 305.8] (Nondependent abuse of drugs) 969 (Poisoning by psychotropic agents) E950-E959 (Suicide and self-inflicted injury) E980-E989 (Injury undetermined whether accidentally or purposely inflicted) X84 (Intentional self-harm by unspecified means) |
23 | Creed JO. (2018) [23] | Answering the call | Operator | MPDS | Code 25 (psychiatric/suicide attempt) |
24 | Ferreira TD. (2019) [24] | Attending at the scene | Nurses | Not specified | Fatal or non-fatal suicidal behavior |
25 | Moreno-Küstner B. (2019) [25] | Answering the call Attending at the scene | Operator Physician | UECC Classification ICD-9 | Suicidal behavior: Self-injury and suicidal tendency, suicidal thoughts, suicide threat and suicide E950-E959 (Suicide and self-inflicted injury) V62.84 (Suicidal ideations) |
26 | Celada FJ. (2018) [26] | Attending at the scene | Physician | ICD-9 | E850-E858 (Accidental poisoning by drugs, medicinal substances, and biologicals) E860-E869 (Accidental poisoning by other solid and liquid substances, gases, and vapors) E950-E957 (Suicide and self-inflicted injury) |
27 | Crossin R. (2018) [27] | Attending at the scene | Paramedics | Not specified | Not specified |
28 | Duncan EA. (2019) [28] | Attending at the scene | Physician | AMPDS | 09E03 (Hanging) 17D02J (Falls, Long fall (= > 6gy/2 m) – Jumper) 17D03J (Falls, unconscious or not alert – Jumper) 23 (Intentional poisoning) 25B01 (Psychiatric, serious hemorrhage) 25B02 (Psychiatric, minor hemorrhage) 25B03 (Psychiatric, suicide (threatening)) 25B04 (Psychiatric, jumper (threatening)) 25D01 (Psychiatric, not alert) |
29 | Gratton M. (2010) [29] | Answering the call | Operator | MPDS | Code 25 (psychiatric/suicide attempt) |
30 | Holzer BM. (2012) [30] | Attending at the scene | Paramedics | Not specified | Intoxication related to a suicide attempt |
31 | Jiménez-Hernández M. (2017) [31] | Answering the call | Operator | UECC Classification | Suicidal behavior: Self-injury and suicidal tendency, suicidal thoughts, suicide threat and suicide |
32 | Johansen IH. (2010) [32] | Answering the call Attending at the scene | Physician | ICPC-2 | P77 (Suicidal behavior) |
33 | John A. (2016) [33] | Attending at the scene | Physician | Not specified | Suicidal ideation or intent |
34 | Kayipmaz S. (2020a) [34] | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified |
35 | Kayipmaz S. (2020b) [35] | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified |
36 | Kim SJ. (2015) [36] | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified |
37 | Krayeva YV. (2013) [37] | Attending at the scene | Physician | Not specified | Circumstances of poisoning as: 2. Suicidal attempts |
38 | Maignan M. (2019) [38] | Answering the call | Physician | Not specified | Deliberation Self-Poisoning (DSP) |
39 | Matsuyama T. (2016) [39] | Attending at the scene | Physician | Not specified | Type of self-inflicted injuries: 1. Poisoning sleeping pill or tranquilizer 2. Poisoning by CO 3. Poisoning by other gas 4. Cutting and/or piercing wrist or arm 5. Cutting and/or piercing other part 6. Hanging 7. Jumping 8. Drowning |
40 | Mejías-Martín Y. (2011) [40] | Answering the call | Operator | ICD-10 | X84 (Intentional self-harm by unspecified means) |
41 | Scott J. (2014) [41] | Answering the call | Not specified | AMPDS | Psychiatric/abnormal behavior/suicide attempt |
42 | Veloso C. (2018) [42] | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified | Not specified |