H Daneshyar, S M Mirdamadi, M Niknami, F Lashgarara
Structural analysis modeling of participatory stakeholder management for green space improvement: evidence from Tehran Metropolis
Brazilian journal of biology = Revista brasleira de biologia
little known impact use different spatial methodological approaches may understanding relationship arealevel socioeconomic factors suicide systematic review searched pubmed embase cinahl psycinfo original empirical studies examining relationship socioeconomic factors suicide spatial lens published january 22 2022 data applied spatial methods indicators socioeconomic factors risk suicide related socioeconomic factors extracted protocol systematic review registered prospero crd42021251387 systematic search yielded 6290 potentially relevant results 58 studies met inclusion criteria review 58 included studies half studies n 34 586 used methods accounted spatial effects analyses association socioeconomic factors suicide examined spatial autocorrelation 24 414 studies applied univariate multivariate models without considering spatial effects bayesian hierarchical models spatial regression models commonly used approaches correct spatial effects risk suicide relating socioeconomic factors varied greatly local areas studies using various socioeconomic indicators areas higher deprivation higher unemployment lower income lower education level likely higher suicide risk significant difference results studies using conventional versus spatial statistic methods increasing number studies applied spatial methods including bayesian spatial models spatial regression models explore relationship arealevel socioeconomic factors suicide review spatial studies provided evidence arealevel socioeconomic factors generally inversely associated suicide risk without accounting spatial autocorrelation