Determinants of suicidal ideation and suicide attempts: parallel cross-sectional analyses examining geographical location
Auteurs
K J Inder, T E Handley, A Johnston, N Weaver, C Coleman, T J Lewin, T Slade, B J Kelly.
Résumé
textbfBACKGROUND: Suicide death rates in Australia are higher in rural than urban communities however the contributors to this difference remain unclear. Geographical differences in suicidal ideation and attempts were explored using two datasets encompassing urban and rural community residents to examine associations between socioeconomic, demographic and mental health factors. Differing patterns of association between psychiatric disorder and suicidal ideation and attempts as geographical remoteness increased were investigated. textbfMETHODS: Parallel cross-sectional analyses were undertaken using data from the 2007 National Survey of Mental Health and Wellbeing (2007-NSMHWB
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