Indonesia's first suicide statistics profile: an analysis of suicide and attempt rates, underreporting, geographic distribution, gender, method, and rurality

Onie, Sandersan; Usman, Yuslely; Widyastuti, Retno; Lusiana, Merry; Angkasawati, Tri Juni; Musadad, Dede Anwar; Nilam, Jessica; Vina, Ashra; Kamsurya, Rizal; Batterham, Philip; Arya, Vikas; Pirkis, Jane; Larsen, Mark

doi:10.1016/j.lansea.2024.100368

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Understanding self-healing: Recovery insights from Indonesian suicide loss survivors and support providers

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Nareswari,

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Understanding self-healing: Recovery insights from Indonesian suicide loss survivors and support providers

Putri,

Nareswari,

Armstrong

et al. 2024

Death Studies

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Transfer Learning using IndoBERT with Long Short-Term Memory Classifier for Detection of Suicide Ideation Themed Indonesian Twitter Posts

Setiawan,

Kimberly,

Suharjo

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2024 4th International Conference of Science and Information Technology in Smart Administration (ICSINTESA)

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Stigma, Support, and Ideation About Suicide in Indonesian Twitter: A Topic Modelling Study

Azizy,

Thontowi

2024

Omega (Westport)

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Stigma surrounding suicide is a massive problem in Indonesia. Thus, it is important to study how conversations about suicide take place. We take a machine learning approach and study tweets with suicide keywords to understand how people converse about suicide or express suicide ideation. Tweets with suicide-related keywords were extracted from May to June 2023. 20,057 tweets were subject to topic modelling with an 11-topic solution. While most topics contain negative messages, no purely stigmatizing topics emerge, despite prior research suggesting overwhelming stigma. Various kinds of existential, emotional, and social tweets about suicide take place among Indonesian users, indicating that Indonesian Twitter users utilize the platform to express their thoughts and emotions. Notably, religious-spiritual keywords are highly prevalent, suggesting that in a highly religious society, there is a need for policy makers and awareness campaigns to frame their positive messaging within the society’s religious context.

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Indonesia's first suicide statistics profile: an analysis of suicide and attempt rates, underreporting, geographic distribution, gender, method, and rurality

Cited by 5 publications

References 21 publications

Understanding self-healing: Recovery insights from Indonesian suicide loss survivors and support providers

Understanding self-healing: Recovery insights from Indonesian suicide loss survivors and support providers

Transfer Learning using IndoBERT with Long Short-Term Memory Classifier for Detection of Suicide Ideation Themed Indonesian Twitter Posts

Stigma, Support, and Ideation About Suicide in Indonesian Twitter: A Topic Modelling Study

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