Suicide Intervention

Suicide Intervention

Part-I

Introduction

The suicide and suicide attempts are the most significant public health problem. The increase suicide rates are remarkably uneasy, because it reflects the suffering and distress of a large number of people and in society. Although in recent years, suicide rates are more stable and appear to decline to some extent, somewhat, suicide remains a concern. Every effort must be implemented to reduce the incidence. For example, it is appropriate to increase the recognition signs of distress exhibited by a person, recognize the contribution of family and involve them in the screening. It should also be taken into consideration ...