Charlotte Faurie, Alexandra Alvergne, Demi Cheng, Claire Duflos, Liset Elstgeest, Rosanna Ferreira, Hein Raat, Verushka Valsecchi, Alberto Pilotto, Graham Baker, Marta M Pisano, Yves-Marie Pers
Can pain be self-managed? Pain change in vulnerable participants to a health education programme
The International journal of health planning and management
studies show suicidal ideation attempt major predictors suicide flourishing technologies cyber bullying increased local global events like pandemics wars effects climate change exacerbate vulnerability adolescents mental health problems thus timely epidemiological information important evidencebased practices therefore aim study assess magnitude associated factors suicidal ideation suicidal attempt among school adolescents schoolbased crosssectional study conducted june 2022 randomly selected 1144 school adolescents using multistage sampling technique data collected using selfadministered questionnaire data cleaned entered epidata v31 analyzed using spss version 26 multivariable logistic regression done identify predictors suicidal ideation suicidal attempt among adolescents adjusted odds ratio confidence interval ci respectively used measure statistical associations statistical significance prevalence lifetime suicidal ideation attempt 225 133 respectively 12month suicidal ideation attempt found 146 10 respectively female disappointment school results family history suicide attempt current alcohol intake anxiety chronic medical condition significantly associated suicidal ideation attempt cyber bullying significantly associated suicidal ideation unsupportive home environment plus behavioral medical conditions predispose school adolescents suicidal ideation attempt ministry education school administrations facilitate favorable environment enhance mental health awareness protection school adolescents building better parentchild relationship parental discretion use mobile phones mitigate suicidal ideation attempt