Suicide and Suicidal Tendency in Primary Care Setting; Review Article
Faisal Suliman Algaows, Sarah Salman Alhussain, Joud Bandar Damanhori, Alzahrani Amjad Ahmed H., Alghamdi, Ahmed Hamed A, Alshardan, Ali Mesfer, Shahad Emad Aldakhil, Salwa Mohammed Majrashi, Alanazi, Shahad Hussain, Alzahrani, Majed Khidhran M., Naif Abdullah Sultan Albaqami
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 60–73 · Published 14 Dec 2021
10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i58A34090Abstract
Suicide is critical public health problem that primary care physicians potentially can help address given that concerned patients frequently visit them in the weeks and months preceding the successful suicide. This article contemplates issues placing the patient at high risk for successful suicide and clinical valuation techniques available to the primary care physician. Patients identified as being at risk of attractive suicidal or those who have a equal of suicidal ideation or behavior judged apposite for management in the primary care setting should be monitored for risk at regular intervals. It is extremely significant to learn about and try to contextualize the patients' emotions that triggered the present crisis. Nurses can make sure that they have a thorough understanding of the present acuity, and all of the precipitating factors, and can exactly and collaboratively communicate with the caregivers and other involved medical teams.
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