Suicide_Evaluation

Suicide Evaluation Suicide Evaluation Suicide is a serious problem that needs to be studied so as to best determine a source of prevention for the numerous people groups that attempt suicide every year. The study of suicide can be directed through many different topics and sub-topics in an attempt to gain more insight concerning a specific faction of people. This paper will evaluate five particular topics of suicide through which a qualified study has been completed and recorded in a professional journal of medicine. These topics of suicide include a study focused on the old elderly, American adolescents, South Asian women of the United Kingdom, white and black/mixed race female prisoners of the United Kingdom, and the heightened risk of suicide in patients that gain energy while still heavily depressed. Article # 1 “Predictors of Suicide in the Old Elderly” The suicide of senior citizens as examined by Waern, Rubenowitz, and Wilhelmson (2003) states that: Seniors aged 75 and above have the highest suicide rates of all age groups in most industrial- ized countries. However, research concerning risk factors for suicide in the old elderly is suicide, study, women, 2003, sample, south, risk, asian, old, elderly, within, stated, information, 2004, researchers, attempts, attempted, findings, energy, adolescents, suicidal, self-harm, research, group, depression, context, among, white, suicidality, small, reported, people, hicks, female