Suicide precipitants differ across the lifespan but are not significant in predicting medically severe attempts

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Main Authors:	Choo, C.C, Chew, P.K.H, Ho, R.C
Other Authors:	PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE
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Published:	MDPI 2020
Subjects:	adult age structure hospital sector risk factor suicide young population adolescent Article child Chinese comparative study disease association disease severity emergency ward family conflict female financial deficit groups by age hospital admission human Indian lifespan Malay (people) male medical personnel medical record prediction primary prevention risk assessment Singapore suicide attempt suicide precipitant teaching hospital age Asian continental ancestry group longevity Malaysia mental disease middle aged predictive value psychology sex factor socioeconomics statistics and numerical data young adult Singapore [Southeast Asia] Adolescent Adult Age Factors Asian Continental Ancestry Group Female Humans Longevity Male Mental Disorders Middle Aged Predictive Value of Tests Risk Factors Sex Factors Socioeconomic Factors Suicide, Attempted Young Adult
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1838512024-11-15T16:15:12Z Suicide precipitants differ across the lifespan but are not significant in predicting medically severe attempts Choo, C.C Chew, P.K.H Ho, R.C PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE adult age structure hospital sector risk factor suicide young population adolescent adult Article child Chinese comparative study disease association disease severity emergency ward family conflict female financial deficit groups by age hospital admission human Indian lifespan Malay (people) male medical personnel medical record prediction primary prevention risk assessment risk factor Singapore suicide attempt suicide precipitant teaching hospital age Asian continental ancestry group longevity Malaysia mental disease middle aged predictive value psychology risk factor sex factor socioeconomics statistics and numerical data suicide attempt young adult Singapore [Southeast Asia] Adolescent Adult Age Factors Asian Continental Ancestry Group Female Humans Longevity Malaysia Male Mental Disorders Middle Aged Predictive Value of Tests Risk Factors Sex Factors Singapore Socioeconomic Factors Suicide, Attempted Young Adult 10.3390/ijerph15040691 International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 15 4 691 2020-11-23T08:49:56Z 2020-11-23T08:49:56Z 2018 Article Choo, C.C, Chew, P.K.H, Ho, R.C (2018). Suicide precipitants differ across the lifespan but are not significant in predicting medically severe attempts. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 15 (4) : 691. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph15040691 1661-7827 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/183851 Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ MDPI Unpaywall 20201031
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topic	adult age structure hospital sector risk factor suicide young population adolescent adult Article child Chinese comparative study disease association disease severity emergency ward family conflict female financial deficit groups by age hospital admission human Indian lifespan Malay (people) male medical personnel medical record prediction primary prevention risk assessment risk factor Singapore suicide attempt suicide precipitant teaching hospital age Asian continental ancestry group longevity Malaysia mental disease middle aged predictive value psychology risk factor sex factor socioeconomics statistics and numerical data suicide attempt young adult Singapore [Southeast Asia] Adolescent Adult Age Factors Asian Continental Ancestry Group Female Humans Longevity Malaysia Male Mental Disorders Middle Aged Predictive Value of Tests Risk Factors Sex Factors Singapore Socioeconomic Factors Suicide, Attempted Young Adult
spellingShingle	adult age structure hospital sector risk factor suicide young population adolescent adult Article child Chinese comparative study disease association disease severity emergency ward family conflict female financial deficit groups by age hospital admission human Indian lifespan Malay (people) male medical personnel medical record prediction primary prevention risk assessment risk factor Singapore suicide attempt suicide precipitant teaching hospital age Asian continental ancestry group longevity Malaysia mental disease middle aged predictive value psychology risk factor sex factor socioeconomics statistics and numerical data suicide attempt young adult Singapore [Southeast Asia] Adolescent Adult Age Factors Asian Continental Ancestry Group Female Humans Longevity Malaysia Male Mental Disorders Middle Aged Predictive Value of Tests Risk Factors Sex Factors Singapore Socioeconomic Factors Suicide, Attempted Young Adult Choo, C.C Chew, P.K.H Ho, R.C Suicide precipitants differ across the lifespan but are not significant in predicting medically severe attempts
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author	Choo, C.C Chew, P.K.H Ho, R.C
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title	Suicide precipitants differ across the lifespan but are not significant in predicting medically severe attempts
title_short	Suicide precipitants differ across the lifespan but are not significant in predicting medically severe attempts
title_full	Suicide precipitants differ across the lifespan but are not significant in predicting medically severe attempts
title_fullStr	Suicide precipitants differ across the lifespan but are not significant in predicting medically severe attempts
title_full_unstemmed	Suicide precipitants differ across the lifespan but are not significant in predicting medically severe attempts
title_sort	suicide precipitants differ across the lifespan but are not significant in predicting medically severe attempts
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Suicide precipitants differ across the lifespan but are not significant in predicting medically severe attempts

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