Self-harm and suicide prediction models
Our models are open access and free to use for research purposes. We highly recommend referring to the user guide and tutorial before exploring them.
Explore our self-harm prediction models:
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Oxford Mental Illness and Suicide tool (OxMIS) – predicting suicide risk in people with diagnosis of bipolar disorder or schizophrenia spectrum disorders.
Also available in other languages:
Oxford Self-harm repeat Tool (OxSET) – predicting non-fatal self-harm repetition.
Oxford Suicide After Self-harm tool (OxSATS) – predicting suicide death after a non-fatal self-harm episode.
Also available in other languages:
Risk Assessment for people in Prison for Self-harm and Suicide tool (RAPSS) – predicting episodes of non-fatal and fatal self-harm among inmates.
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