What Can We Do to Help and Understand Survivors of Suicide in Hong Kong?
Survivors of suicide or people bereaved by suicide are underresearched and underserviced. This report contains preliminary data, collected from a psychological autopsy study, which examines the characteristics of suicide survivors in Hong Kong. This paper considers the preliminary data currently ava...
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| description | Survivors of suicide or people bereaved by
suicide are underresearched and underserviced. This report contains preliminary
data, collected from a psychological autopsy study, which examines the
characteristics of suicide survivors in Hong Kong. This paper considers the
preliminary data currently available and attempts to suggest a way forward
toward understanding and help for this underrecognized group of individuals in
Hong Kong. |
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