Foreign experience in suicide prevention
Abstract
This article reviews the various scientific literature on suicide prevention using data from the World Health Organization’s Global Observatory and a report from the Regional Office for Europe entitled Suicide Prevention: A Global Imperative. Information is also provided on the experience of countries that have achieved effective results in suicide prevention.
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suicide attempted suicide suicide preventionReferences
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