ArticleRevista espanola de salud publica2020
[Evaluation of risk factors for suicide attempt in a hospital clinical population in the Community of Madrid.]
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- Predictive models of suicidal ideation risk in perinatal-stage women based on sociodemographic and clinical data.Frontiers in artificial intelligence · 2026Article
- [Utility of the classification analysis in the typology of the the suicide attempt in a hospital population.]Revista espanola de salud publica · 2020Article
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Abstract
objectiveSuicide attempts have increased considerably in recent decades. They are multifactorial in nature with preventable biopsychosocial components. Suicide attempt constitutes a vital event that affects the family and socioeconomic systems with important repercussions on public health. It is important to identify and analyze the associated risk factors, so that health professionals can consider them in their clinical practice in order to prevent them. The objective of this study was to identify the risk and protection factors that were associated with suicide attempt in the hospital population of an area of the Community of Madrid.
methodsAn analytical study of paired case-controls of patients who attended the reference hospital in Area 6 of the Community of Madrid during 2016 was carried out. Percentages were calculated and chi-square tests were used to establish an association and calculation of odds ratio with its confidence intervals and for a statistical significance of p≤0.05.
resultsAn association was identified between the suicide attempts of the following variables: depression, couple conflict, psychiatric history and high anxiety, among others. Influence of insufficient economic income and low educational level was found. Of the 67 cases, 59.7% were female, with a predominance of the age groups 21-30 and 31-40 years with 28.36% in both. 82.2% had low income. 35.8% used drugs. 62.7% had some chronic disease. 59.7% presented high anxiety, 53.7% major depression and 67.1% high impulsivity.
conclusionsThere are psychopathological and personal behavioral factors related to suicide attempts, as well as a high percentage of people who attempt to commit suicide by factors of socio-economic and cultural deprivation.
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