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rapid aging population structure suicide ideation rate also increasing year year ratio people 65 total number deaths increasing yearly study provides reference researchers interested older adults care explore si affecting older adults future provide reference qualitative research methods interventional measures objective study explore influence mental health status life satisfaction depression status suicidal ideation si among hospitalized older adults crosssectional correlation study taking inpatients 65 years old regional teaching hospital eastern taiwan bsrs5 5 points screening cases total 228 older adults agree conduct data analysis study mainly explore influence personal characteristics mental health status life satisfaction depressed mood si among hospitalized older adults basic attributes cases used data mental health status cognitive function quality life depression suicide ideation data obtained statistically analyzed spss 20windows descriptive statistics average standard deviation percentage median etc part inference statistics independent sample ttest singlefactor analysis variance pearson performance difference correlation logistic regression analysis used detect important predictors si research results 1 895 hospitalized older adults tendency depression 2263 older adults si 2 significant differences scores si among hospitalized older adults different economic status groups marital status groups 3 age marital status quality life hospitalized older adults negatively correlated si economic status selfconscious health mental health depression positively correlated si 4 results mental health status si r 345 p 001 higher score bsrs5 scale higher si correlation depression scale score sdssf si r 150 p 05 higher depression scale score higher si results study found statistically significant correlation si older adults age marital status economic status mental health quality life depression also showed might interact older adults bsrs5 gdssf quality life scale scores statistically significant differences essential predictors si results study suggest medical staff use bsrs5 scale quickly screen evaluate mental health status older adults hoping detect early provide preventive measures thereby improving quality life older adults