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Saraçoğlu, Ufuk; Gökel, Yüksel; Ay, Mehmet Oğuzhan; Avcı, Akkan; Eroğlu, Meliha Zengin; Kara, Müge Elarslan; Canacankatan, Mehmet; Doğan, Mediha; Acehan, Selen

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“…In Turkey, two of five studies found that depression was more common among women than men who attempted suicide [ 22 , 44 ]. For instance, one study from a traditional area reported that depression was three times more likely among female attempters than males (72% versus 27%; [ 22 ]). One of the five studies did not investigate gender differences in mental illness [ 48 ].…”

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“…In the Swiss study [ 38 ], a comparison showed that adjustment disorders were less often reported among ethnic-majority women (14.6%) than Turkish immigrant women. Additionally, a study in Turkey noted large gender differences in adjustment disorder (61% versus 38%) among female attempters compared to males [ 22 ]. Regarding suicide cases in Turkey, three studies reported that mental illness was more common among female suicide attempters than males, yet these studies did not specify the type of mental illness [ 60 , 61 , 63 ].…”

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“…Mental illness is often listed as a critical factor in suicidal behaviours in individuals [ 21 ]. In a study from Southern Turkey, depression was three times more likely to be reported among women than men who attempted suicide (72% versus 27%; [ 22 ]). Similarly, depression was more often reported among Turkish female immigrants who attempted suicide in Germany compared to German majority women (51% versus 34%; [ 23 ]).…”

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Attempted suicide and suicide of young Turkish women in Europe and Turkey: A systematic literature review of characteristics and precipitating factors

2021

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Background The increased risk of suicidal behaviour among Turkish women living in Europe and Turkey is a serious public health problem. This study compares and synthesises the empirical evidence of demographic, social, psychological and interpersonal characteristics and precipitating factors in the suicides and attempted suicides of Turkish women in Europe and Turkey. Methods We systematically searched eight databases (PsycINFO, PubMed, Med Line, Web of Science, Smart Cat, Safety Lit, BASE and Ulakbim), using search terms in English, Turkish, German and Dutch, as well as the reference lists of the retrieved papers. We extracted data on countries/regions, population characteristics, sample characteristics, recruitment, method of data collection, type of suicidal behaviour (suicide or attempted suicide) and precipitating factors and characteristics. The results were qualitatively synthesised. Results We retrieved nine studies on attempted suicide in Europe (from Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands), 17 studies on attempted suicide in Turkey and 10 studies on suicide in Turkey (36 in total). Overall, we found similar precipitating factors and characteristics of attempted suicide and suicide in Turkey and Europe, including socio-demographic factors (young age and not being enrolled in the labour market), poverty and, to some extent, mental illness. Moreover, conflicts with family or spouses and violence against women, including so-called honour violence, were particularly common for women living in or originating from traditional areas in Turkey. Conclusion The framework of intersectionality is relevant to understanding our results, because structural inequalities in gender roles, gender role expectations as well as power imbalances among socio-economic classes collectively impact the suicidal behaviour of Turkish women. Moreover, the importance of violence against women points to the cultural continuity of the patriarchal and oppressive structures of Europe and Turkey. Suicide prevention efforts should address cultural attitudes underlying violence against women and girls through community education programmes, cultural and gender-sensitive care provision and jurisdiction.

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Attempted suicide and suicide of young Turkish women in Europe and Turkey: A systematic literature review of characteristics and precipitating factors

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“…Suicidal behaviour can occur during the course of many psychiatric disorders such as major depressive disorder, personality disorders, psychotic disorder, and bipolar disorder [3][4][5][6][7]. Sadness, reluctance, and despair constitute the significant signs for suicide.…”

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An unusual case of unplanned complex suicide

Eroğlu

Şahan

Kıraz

2017

Psychiatry and Clinical Psychopharmacology

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Suicide is defined as using more than one method to induce death. Suicides are divided into simple and complex cases. A complex suicide is defined as the use of more than one method to induce death. The planning of several methods for inducing death further permits the classification of suicide into planned and unplanned. In planned type, two or more methods are applied simultaneously to make sure that death will occur. In unplanned type, a second method is just used if the first method is unsuccessful or painful. Less fatal methods like poisoning or cutting is combined with a second method which is usually more lethal like shooting, falling from a height, burning, or hanging. Here, we present a complex suicide case who is living despite using three suicide methods consecutively.

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İlaç alımı yoluyla özkıyım girişimleri

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Attempted suicide and suicide of young Turkish women in Europe and Turkey: A systematic literature review of characteristics and precipitating factors

Attempted suicide and suicide of young Turkish women in Europe and Turkey: A systematic literature review of characteristics and precipitating factors

An unusual case of unplanned complex suicide

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