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P03-312 - Risk Factors For Suicides In Montenegro During 2005-2008 Period

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 April 2020

L. Stevovic
Affiliation:
Medical Centar, School of Medicine - University of Montenegro, Montenegro
A. Raznatovic
Affiliation:
Psychiatric Clinic, Clinical Center of Montenegro, Montenegro
T. Perunovic Jovanovic
Affiliation:
Psychiatric Clinic, Clinical Center of Montenegro, Montenegro
N. Tadic
Affiliation:
Medical Centar, Ministry of Internal, Podgorica, Montenegro
O. Vukovic
Affiliation:
Institut of Psychiatry, Clinical Center of Serbia, Belgrado, Serbia

Abstract

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This paper analyzes suicides committed in Montenegro during the 2005-2008 period divided according to gender, age and the way these have been performed.In 2005 we have 25,02 suicides on 100000 habitans, and in next two years there is a growth in trend, thus in 1995, there are 16,3 suicides on 100000. Comparing to 1985 when suicide rate was 13,2/100000, and 2006 rate which was 31,87/100000, we can notice that period of social transition and big stress, lead to a rise in rate of suicides so average rate for period of 2005-2008 is 26,87/100000 which puts Montenegro into country with high suicide rate.The ratio of men and women who committed suicide is 1,7:1. The largest number of people who killed themselves are between 45 and 54 years old. The way that people use to perform suicide is mostly by hunging themselves 40% and firearm 31% which is near to average numbers in the world. This research shows that there is significant rise in suicide rate. As a conclusion, on the basis of cited literature, the authors lined up all risk factors which can explain significance rise in suicide rate.

Type
Suicidology and suicide prevention
Copyright
Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2010
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