Factores predictores de riesgo de repetición de intento de suicidio en una muestra de pacientes ambulatorios

Espandian, Ashkan; González, Marina; Reijas, Teresa; Flórez, Gerardo; Ferrer, Ernesto Jesús Veres; Sáiz, Pilar A.; Salgado‐Barreira, Ángel; González, Anabel; Brenlla, Julio; Docasar, L.; Bobes, Julio

doi:10.1016/j.rpsm.2019.03.003

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“…Professionals working in these services should be aware of the individual and environmental risk factors associated with suicidal behaviours and assess suicidality in new patients. A prior history of suicide attempt is the best predictor of subsequent completed suicide (Espandian et al, 2020) and it was estimated that around two-thirds of suicides might have been preceded by non-fatal self-harm over the previous year (Owens et al, 2002).…”

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Suicide mortality risk in a cohort of individuals treated for alcohol, heroin or cocaine abuse: Results of a follow-up study

Pavarin

Sanchini

Tadonio

et al. 2021

Psychiatry Research

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Suicide mortality risk in a cohort of individuals treated for alcohol, heroin or cocaine abuse: Results of a follow-up study

Pavarin

Sanchini

Tadonio

et al. 2021

Psychiatry Research

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“…Siguiendo la idea anterior, en un estudio llevado a cabo en China con estudiantes universitarios, se probó que en el 40.8% de quienes informaron tener un nivel moderadograve de depresión, las conductas suicidas estaban presentes 23 . Se ha propuesto que mayores síntomas depresivos responden a un mayor riesgo de tentativa de suicidio en las personas 24 . También, en otras investigaciones la presencia de depresión se ha asociado con las conductas de ideas suicidas y de suicidio consumado [25][26] .…”

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Relación Depresión Y Apoyo Social Percibido en Estudiantes De Enfermería en El Contexto De Conductas Suicidas

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Objetivo: determinar la relación entre depresión y apoyo social percibido en estudiantes de enfermería en el contexto de las conductas suicidas. Método: análisis secundario de datos de un estudio previo. Muestra censal en estudiantes de enfermería de Costa Rica. Recolección de datos realizada por LimeSurvey durante el 2020 con una encuesta autoadministrada compuesta de sección de datos sociodemográficos, inventario de depresión de Beck-II y escala multidimensional de apoyo social percibido. Se utilizó análisis descriptivo y correlación de Pearson. Resultados: la mayoría era del género femenino (79,5%), con un promedio de 22,15 años. El 85,8% manifestó un nivel mínimo-leve de depresión, el 92,2% evidenció un apoyo social percibido alto. Se identificó una correlación inversa significativa entre nivel de depresión y apoyo social percibido (r=-0.44, p<0.01). Conclusión: se amplía la comprensión de condiciones de salud mental desde la ciencia de enfermería que podría mejorar las prácticas de cuidado en un grupo específico.

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“…Following the above idea, in a study conducted in China with college students it was found that in 40.8% of those who reported having a moderate-severe level of depression, suicidal behaviors were present 23 . It has been proposed that greater depressive symptoms are associated with a higher risk of suicide attempts in individuals 24 . Furthermore, in other research, the presence of depression has been associated with suicidal ideation and completed suicide [25][26] .…”

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The Relation Between Depression and Perceived Social Support in Nursing Students in the Context of Suicidal Behaviors

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Objective: to determine the relationship between depression and perceived social support in nursing students in the context of suicidal behaviors. Method: secondary analysis of data from a previous study. Sample from the census of nursing students in Costa Rica. Data collection performed by LimeSurveyduring 2020 by means of self-administered questionnaire composed of sociodemographic data section, Beck-II depression inventory and multidimensional scale of perceived social support. Descriptive analysis and Pearson correlation were used. Results: The majority were female (79.5%), with a mean age of 22.15 years; 85.8% reported mild to minimal depression; 92.2% reported high perceived social support. A significant inverse correlation was identified between level of depression and perceived social support (r=-0.44, p<0.01). Conclusion: The understanding about mental health conditions by nursing science is broadened to improve care practices in a specific group.

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Factores predictores de riesgo de repetición de intento de suicidio en una muestra de pacientes ambulatorios

Cited by 14 publications

References 22 publications

Suicide mortality risk in a cohort of individuals treated for alcohol, heroin or cocaine abuse: Results of a follow-up study

Suicide mortality risk in a cohort of individuals treated for alcohol, heroin or cocaine abuse: Results of a follow-up study

Relación Depresión Y Apoyo Social Percibido en Estudiantes De Enfermería en El Contexto De Conductas Suicidas

The Relation Between Depression and Perceived Social Support in Nursing Students in the Context of Suicidal Behaviors

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