Risk and Protective Factors for Suicidal Behaviors Among Pacific Youth in New Zealand
Background: New Zealand has the second highest youth suicide rate in the OECD and particularly among Pacific New Zealanders, who have a threefold higher risk of suicide attempt compared with the general population. Aims: Protective and risk factors for suicide attempts among New Zealand Pacific adol...
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| description | Background: New
Zealand has the second highest youth suicide rate in the OECD and particularly among Pacific New Zealanders, who have a
threefold higher risk of suicide attempt compared with the general population. Aims: Protective and risk factors for suicide
attempts among New Zealand Pacific adolescents were assessed using data from Youth'12, an adolescent health and
well-being survey. Method: This randomly selected nationally representative sample of New Zealand secondary school students
included 1,445 Pacific high school students aged 12-17 years. Results: One in 10 (11.6%) Pacific adolescents
reported attempting suicide. Risk factors for suicide included: being female, household food insecurity, low levels of
family connections and family monitoring, life dissatisfaction, having a religious affiliation, and previous suicide by a
family member or friend. Of those who had made a suicide attempt, 71% also experienced both suicide ideation and
self-harm. Conclusion: This study suggests that given the high rates of suicide ideation and attempts among Pacific young
people, targeted trials for new ways of support should be prioritized for this high-risk group. The Pacific family
environment, which continues to be the critical space for intervening, and the school environment, as a provider of health
services, were both protective of suicide attempt. |
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threefold higher risk of suicide attempt compared with the general population. Aims: Protective and risk factors for suicide
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well-being survey. Method: This randomly selected nationally representative sample of New Zealand secondary school students
included 1,445 Pacific high school students aged 12-17 years. Results: One in 10 (11.6%) Pacific adolescents
reported attempting suicide. Risk factors for suicide included: being female, household food insecurity, low levels of
family connections and family monitoring, life dissatisfaction, having a religious affiliation, and previous suicide by a
family member or friend. Of those who had made a suicide attempt, 71% also experienced both suicide ideation and
self-harm. Conclusion: This study suggests that given the high rates of suicide ideation and attempts among Pacific young
people, targeted trials for new ways of support should be prioritized for this high-risk group. The Pacific family
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family connections and family monitoring, life dissatisfaction, having a religious affiliation, and previous suicide by a
family member or friend. Of those who had made a suicide attempt, 71% also experienced both suicide ideation and
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well-being survey. Method: This randomly selected nationally representative sample of New Zealand secondary school students
included 1,445 Pacific high school students aged 12-17 years. Results: One in 10 (11.6%) Pacific adolescents
reported attempting suicide. Risk factors for suicide included: being female, household food insecurity, low levels of
family connections and family monitoring, life dissatisfaction, having a religious affiliation, and previous suicide by a
family member or friend. Of those who had made a suicide attempt, 71% also experienced both suicide ideation and
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