Comparative analysis of suicide, accidental, and undetermined cause of death classification.
Comparative analysis of suicide, accidental, and undetermined cause of death classification.
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DOI:
10.1111/sltb.12079
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发表时间:
2014-06
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
McMahon WM
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作者:
Gray D;Coon H;McGlade E;Callor WB;Byrd J;Viskochil J;Bakian A;Yurgelun-Todd D;Grey T;McMahon WM
Suicide determination is not standardized across medical examiners, and many suspected suicides are later classified as accidental or undetermined. The present study investigated patterns between these three groups using a Medical Examiner database and 633 structured interviews with next of kin. There were similarities across all three classification groups, including rates of mental illness and psychiatric symptoms. Those classified suicide were more likely to be male, to have died in a violent fashion, and have a stronger family history of suicide. Physical pain was very common, but acute pain vs. chronic pain distinguished the suicide group.