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study crosssectional study aiming determine suicide literacy level nurses examine relationship nurses suicide literacy certain variables suicide literacy nurses factor affects knowledge levels level suicide literacy nurses may affect care given patients behaviour obtaining help relation study conducted 348 nurses january march 2020 hospital city antalya turkey personal information form literacy suicide scale loss used collect data descriptive statistical methods used data analysis stepwise multiple linear regression analysis performed determine predictors suicide literacy strobe checklist followed crosssectional study nurses mean score loss 1108 392 significant predictors suicide literacy nurses single working emergency department previous experience psychiatry clinic mental illness suicide attempts family previously obtained information intervention individuals risk suicide stating sources information topic nursing education internet variables explained 198 variance suicide literacy nurses suicide literacy low level recommended education programs care patients risk suicide set nurses working general clinics important raise levels suicide literacy nurses order provide better quality care patients risk suicide also raising levels suicide literacy may strengthen nurses behaviours seeking help