Objectives: The goal of the present study was to design a registration system for recording suicide in Iran, capable of designing identification pathways, registration, and report and follow-up of suicide cases and deaths due to suicide. Method: Through library assessments and surveying suicide registration systems in other countries (Denmark, India and WHO), potential methods of suicide in Ira...

  Abstract   Objectives : The present study was carried out to investigate suicide among students based on the variables of sex, age, season and month, location and method of suicide. The exact time of suicide, drug use, history of psychiatric disorders, history of suicide attempt and self mutilation, field of education, and history of either attempting or committing suicide among friends and r...

  Background & Aims : Suicide is the purposeful destruction of human and is a multifaceted problem in requirement man which finds suicide as the best solution to solve the problem. Although the suicide rate in Iran is very low, the reviews show that it is growing. The purpose of this study was to determine the factors affecting successful suicide.   Methods & Materials : This case-control study...

Background and purpose: Suicide is an important problem and its prevention is a worldwide priority. Previous suicide attempt is the most anticipator of death following complete suicide. Ëvaluation of intention to die as a major factor in severity of suicide attempt can be useful in suicide prevention programs. Materials and methods: This cross-sectional study was carried out on163 patients...

AbstractObjectives: This study was carried out with the aim of collecting and comparing domestic researches on suicide and suicide attempt in Iran.Method: Using information presented in the internet and information system of the Iranian Ministry of Health and Medical Education, articles published on the topics of suicide and suicide attempt were examined. Results: 3477 subjects had been examine...

Objectives: This study aimed to predict the suicide ideation based on the attentional bias in clinical and non-clinical populations. Methods: Participants were 120 individuals (77 women and 43 men, age range 18-40 years) who were purposively selected and divided into three groups of clinical-suicidal (n=40), clinical non-suicidal (n=40) and non-clinical (n=40). They were measured by Suicide St...