G Doherty, L McLaughlin, C Hughes, J McConnell, R Bond, S McFadden
A scoping review of educational programmes on artificial intelligence (AI) available to medical imaging staff
Radiography (London, England : 1995)
impaired life skills family dysfunction negative thinking low life satisfaction may predispose suicidal behavior paucity study examined variables suicide attempt study conducted know levels relationships variables attempted suicide hospitalbased crosssectional hospitalbased crosssectional study 328 participants history attempted suicide assessed using sociodemographic clinical pro forma life skills profile lsp perseverative thinking questionnaire ptq satisfaction life scale sls family assessment device fad obtaining informed consent descriptive statistics mannwhitney u kruskalwallish test regression analysis results revealed mean scores ptq lsp sls fad 2993 standard deviation sd 135 2132 sd 135 1571 sd 68 2646 sd 457 respectively linear regression analysis r2 0815 df 3 f 475715 p 0001 lsp score statistically significant positive association ptq score beta 0861 3276 p 0001 fad score beta 0068 279 p 00046 negative association sls score beta 0078 292 p 0004 study findings suggest impaired life skills life dissatisfaction impaired family function elevated repetitive negative thinking pattern attempted suicide better life skills positive association higher life satisfaction family function low repetitive thinking thus seem protective effect suicidal behavior population