Análisis de planes estatales de intervención sobre el suicidio

Authors

  • Edwin Gerardo Luna Tascón Psicólogo. Docente Universidad de Nariño. Integrante Grupo Psicología y Salud - Universidad de Nariño.
  • Diana Rodríguez Pabón Psicóloga - Oficina de Bienestar Universitario. Universidad de Nariño. Integrante Grupo Psicología y Salud, Universidad de Nariño.
  • Nubia Rocío Sánchez Martínez Psicóloga. Especialista en Procesos Psicosociales para la Efectividad Organizacional Grupo Métodos e Instrumentos para la Investigación en Ciencias del Comportamiento, Universidad Nacional de Colombia.

Keywords:

Intervention strategies on the suicidal behavior, Public health, Suicide risk, Ecological model

Abstract

In order to identify the most frequently strategies used for suicidal behavior intervention, a content
analysis of 7 plans developed by states or nations to prevent suicidal behavior was carried out. 49
strategies were identified, from these 9 inductive categories emerged. Besides a classification of the
strategies was done according to intervention object (directed to the physical or social context or
to high risk people), intervention type (promotion, primary prevention, secondary prevention and
tertiary prevention), and systems of the ecological model toward they are directed to (microsystem,
exosystem, macrosystema, and all systems). It was established that most of the strategies are directed
to: (a) acquiring information and generating suicide related knowledge; (b) improve the mental health
offer processes and the detection and attention routes to suicide cases; (c) intervene the physical or
the social environment; (d) develop primary prevention actions; and, (e) take part on the exosystem.

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Published

2011-06-30

How to Cite

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Luna Tascón EG, Rodríguez Pabón D, Sánchez Martínez NR. Análisis de planes estatales de intervención sobre el suicidio. Univ. Salud [Internet]. 2011Jun.30 [cited 2024Nov.22];1(13). Available from: https://revistas.udenar.edu.co/index.php/usalud/article/view/175

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Scientific and technological research article

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