Trend of Suicide Research in South Asia: A Bibliometric Analysis of the Last Three Decades
OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 25, 2025
We
aimed
to
perform
a
bibliometric
review
on
suicide
in
South
Asia.
conducted
search
Scopus.
Articles
published
English
language
with
affiliations
of
eight
Asian
countries
between
1991
and
the
date
were
included.
The
revealed
that
number
articles
has
been
increased
both
yearly
decade
wise.
More
than
two-thirds
papers
India
regional
collaborations.
SMY
Arafat
M
Eddleston
(
n
=
83)
leading
authors,
National
Institute
Mental
Health
Neuro
Sciences,
Bengaluru
highest
research
publications
298),
Indian
Journal
Forensic
Medicine
And
Toxicology
was
journal,
Wellcome
Trust
funder
across
decades
after
2000s.
This
bibilometric
analysis
role
research,
which
is
commensurate
its
higher
burden.
Language: Английский
Prison mental health in South‐East Asia: A narrative review
Brain and Behavior,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(8)
Published: Aug. 1, 2024
Abstract
Background
South‐East
Asia
is
a
densely
populated
region
with
considerable,
however,
under‐prioritized
mental
health
burden.
Little
known
about
the
burden
and
services
status
in
prisons
of
region.
Objectives
We
aimed
to
investigate
individual
country‐wise
prison
Asian
Methods
performed
narrative
review
based
on
evidence
available
PubMed,
Scopus,
PsycINFO,
Google,
Google
Scholar
considering
objectives.
highlighted
country
perspectives
total
population,
numbers,
prisoner
prevalence
psychiatric
disorders
suicide
among
prisoners,
services,
current
challenges,
ways
ahead.
Results
discussed
five
countries
(Bangladesh,
India,
Indonesia,
Nepal,
Sri
Lanka).
found
overcrowding
(131.4%–215.6%)
prisons,
high
(40%–100%),
negligible
lack
data
some
variations
countries.
Among
countries,
Bangladesh
has
highest
(66.4%–100%)
morbidity
an
absence
system.
Conclusions
Prison
tSouth‐East
neglected
domain
warrants
attention
regarding
ensuring
adequate
prisoners
as
there
are
unmet
needs
poorly
supported
needs.
Language: Английский
Suicidal Behavior and Suicide Prevention in Bangladesh
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Suicide
and
suicide
prevention
remains
under-prioritized
in
Bangladesh.
Available
evidence
suggests
that
the
rate
of
varies
widely
estimates
from
different
sources.
Reliable
good
quality
data
is
a
challenge
Females
die
more
than
males
country.
Hanging
poisoning
are
leading
methods
attempts.
Young
populations
especially
those
below
30
years
age
Mental
illness,
adverse
life
events,
social
isolation,
unemployment,
sexual
abuse,
substance
misuse,
past
attempts,
marital
disharmony,
familial
discord
prominent
risk
factors.
A
attempt
criminal
offense
Along
with
this,
there
high
stigma
inadequate
literacy.
Quality
reporting
attempts
print
online
newspapers,
movies,
drama
low
presence
potentially
harmful
characteristics
an
absolute
absence
helpful
characteristics.
Prevention
initiatives
have
been
noted
albeit
they
inadequate,
dispersed,
uncoordinated.
Nation-wide
study,
enduring
high-quality
data,
enhanced
research,
sufficient
funds,
governance,
adequate
political
attention,
coordinated
efforts
warranted
to
formulate
national
strategy.
Language: Английский
Addiction Research in South Asia
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Policy, Legalisation and Programs Related to Substance Use Disorders in South Asia
Nandhini Bojappen,
No information about this author
Prabhat Chand
No information about this author
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Public Health Aspects and Interventions for Substance Use Disorders in South Asia
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Overview of Substance Use Disorder in South Asia
Shinjini Choudhury,
No information about this author
Tanmay Joshi,
No information about this author
Abhishek Ghosh
No information about this author
et al.
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Public Mental Health and Access to Mental Health Services in South Asia
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Public
mental
health
in
South
Asia
faces
several
challenges
due
to
a
range
of
socio-economic
and
cultural
factors.
In
this
region,
is
stigmatized
often
not
considered
priority
issue.
One
the
biggest
lack
awareness
understanding
issues.
Many
people
still
consider
illness
as
result
personal
weakness,
stigma
associated
with
makes
reluctant
seek
treatment.
The
compounded
by
beliefs
superstitions
that
lead
individuals
families
seeking
alternative
therapies
such
faith
healing
or
traditional
medicine
instead
evidence-based
treatments.
Another
challenge
shortage
professionals
resources
region.
Additionally,
investment
services
government
private
sector
further
limits
access
care.
There
inadequate
funding
for
programmes,
are
diverted
other
priorities.
Consequently,
formation
legislative
initiatives
policies
has
been
approved
address
escalating
Therefore,
chapter,
existing
legislation
across
examined.
Language: Английский