Epidemiology of emergency ambulance service calls related to mental health problems and self harm: a national record linkage study

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Edward A. S. Duncan
Catherine Best
Nadine Dougall
Silje Skar
Josie Evans
Alasdair R. Corfield
David Fitzpatrick
Isabella Goldie
Margaret Maxwell
Helen Snooks
Cameron Stark
Chris White
Wojtek Wojcik
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[1] University of Stirling,Faculty of Health Sciences and Sport
[2] Edinburgh Napier University,School of Health and Social Care
[3] Department of Emergency Medicine,undefined
[4] NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde,undefined
[5] Mental Health Foundation Scotland,undefined
[6] Medical School,undefined
[7] Swansea University,undefined
[8] Department of Public Health,undefined
[9] NHS Highlands,undefined
[10] Department of Liaison Psychiatry,undefined
[11] NHS Lothian,undefined
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Mental health; Emergency department; Pre-hospital;
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