Dynamic reciprocal relationships between traditional media reports, social media postings, and youth suicide in Taiwan between 2012 and 2021

Chen, Ying-Yeh; Chen, Feng; Wu, Kevin Chien-Chang; Lu, Tsung-Hsueh; Chi, Ying-Chen; Yip, Paul S.F.

doi:10.1016/j.ssmph.2023.101543

SSM - Population Health

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.ssmph.2023.101543

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Dynamic reciprocal relationships between traditional media reports, social media postings, and youth suicide in Taiwan between 2012 and 2021

Ying-Yeh Chen,

Feng Chen,

Kevin Chien-Chang Wu

et al.

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Engagement With Death Registration and Cause-of-Death Reporting to Strengthen Suicide Statistics

Dandona,

Khan

2024

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Suicide mortality rate is an indicator for Target 3.4 of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The number of deaths by suicide globally was estimated at 703,000 by the World Health Organization and at 759,000 by the Global Burden of Disease Study in 2019 (Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation [IHME], 2024; World Health Organization, 2021). These numbers are "estimates" because of the lack of availability and the poor quality of data on suicide deaths in many countries. Monitoring many of the SDGs, including suicide mortality rate, depends on the availability of continuous and detailed mortality statistics by age, sex, and cause of death that only civil registration systems can provide (Mills et al., 2017). With three quarters of global suicide deaths occurring in low-and middle-income countries and with the majority of these countries having poor-quality mortality data, the implications for tracking suicide mortality are significant (Mikkelsen et al. 2023;Snowdon & Choi, 2020).It is estimated that only around 80 countries have goodquality vital registration data that can be used directly to estimate suicide mortality rates (World Health Organization, 2021. In many countries, deaths that are considered unnatural or suspicious, such as suicides, homicides, road traffic injuries, and drowning, are investigated within the medicolegal death investigation (MLDI) system, a separate system connected to the civil registration system (Joos et al., 2021). The MLDI systems generally fall within one of three types: medical examiner, coroner, or police-/law-enforcement-led systems. The current quality of the cause-of-death statistics on deaths investigated within MLDI systems globally further limits

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Engagement With Death Registration and Cause-of-Death Reporting to Strengthen Suicide Statistics

Dandona,

Khan

2024

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The relationship between normative beliefs towards suicide and support for suicide prevention in Taiwan: addressing suicide as human rights, individual choice, or irrationality

Hsu,

Chen,

Chang

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Dynamic reciprocal relationships between traditional media reports, social media postings, and youth suicide in Taiwan between 2012 and 2021

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Engagement With Death Registration and Cause-of-Death Reporting to Strengthen Suicide Statistics

Engagement With Death Registration and Cause-of-Death Reporting to Strengthen Suicide Statistics

The relationship between normative beliefs towards suicide and support for suicide prevention in Taiwan: addressing suicide as human rights, individual choice, or irrationality

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