Jürgen M Pelikan, Thomas Link, Christa Straßmayr, Karin Waldherr, Tobias Alfers, Henrik Bøggild, Robert Griebler, Maria Lopatina, Dominika Mikšová, Marie Germund Nielsen, Sandra Peer, Mitja Vrdelja
Measuring Comprehensive, General Health Literacy in the General Adult Population: The Development and Validation of the HLS19-Q12 Instrument in Seventeen Countries
International journal of environmental research and public health
range factors including mental disorders adverse events history selfharm associated suicide risk examination needed characteristics suicides occur without established risk factors using national surveillance systems data suicides ireland 2015 2017 drawn irish probable suicide deaths study ipsds variables examined included sociodemographics psychiatric history precipitant stressors suicide data linked data prior selfharm national selfharm registry ireland nshri latent class analysis lca used identify subgroups suicide cases 1809 individuals died suicide 401 222 history hospitaltreated selfharm four distinct profiles suicides identified one group marked high levels prior selfharm mental health conditions two groups included individuals history selfharm notably high levels mental health conditions two groups relatively high levels reported chronic pain illness differed terms sociodemographics final group predominantly male markedly low levels mental health conditions selfharm high levels personal stressors substance use use coronial data may limited bias collecting information deceaseds family members subgroup suicide cases exists without psychiatric selfharm history salient occupational healthrelated proximal stressors suicide prevention interventions include occupational settings promote mental health literacy