Risk Assessment
About Risk Assessment
Overview
Understanding The Procedure
Symptoms That May Require Risk Assessment
- ⦾ Suicidal thoughts
- ⦾ Aggressive behavior
- ⦾ Severe emotional distress
- ⦾ Self-harm tendencies
- ⦾ Psychotic symptoms
Recovery & Outlook
⦾ Assessment is completed during psychiatric evaluation sessions
⦾ Safety planning may begin immediately if required
⦾ Regular follow-up monitoring supports long-term safety
⦾ Ongoing psychiatric care may be necessary for high-risk conditions
Risks
- ⦾ Emotional discomfort during questioning
- ⦾ Anxiety about hospitalization or interventions
- ⦾ Fear of stigma
- ⦾ Miscommunication affecting assessment accuracy
- ⦾ Delayed intervention in rapidly changing conditions
Post-Operative Care
- ⦾ Follow crisis management plans
- ⦾ Maintain regular psychiatric follow-up
- ⦾ Build strong support systems
- ⦾ Remove potential self-harm risks at home
- ⦾ Seek immediate help during emergencies
Conclusion
Doctors Who Perform Risk Assessment
Meet experienced general medicine doctors who regularly evaluate and perform risk assessment.
Dr. Prabha Ramadorai
MBBS, MD, (JIPMER) - Internal Medicine
KMC: 101380
Consultant Physician & Diabetologist
Dr Aparna Parvatikar
MBBS, MD - General Medicine
KMC: 111160
CONSULTANT PHYSYCIAN AND DIABETOLOGIST
Dr Namitha Rao
MBBS,DNB- General Medicine
KMC: 109990
CONSULTANT PHYSYCIAN AND DIABETOLOGIST
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