World Suicide Prevention Day 10 September, 2015 PREVENT SUICIDE: TEND THE HAND AND SAVE LIVES.

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World Suicide Prevention Day 10 September, 2015 PREVENT SUICIDE: TEND THE HAND AND SAVE LIVES

This is the slogan for the 2015 World Suicide Prevention Day Since 2003, every September 10, the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) and the World Health Organization (WHO) sponsor and promote the World Suicide Prevention Day. WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY “Prevent Suicide: Tend the hand and save lives ”

 More than 800,000 people around the world die from suicide every year.  For each suicide, there is the probability of having committed more than 20 attempts.  75% of suicides occur in low-income and medium countries.  Pesticide ingestion, hanging and firearms are among the most common methods of suicide worldwide. Data and General Figures published by WHO WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY PAHO/WHO, 2014 “Preventing suicide: A global imperative

 Suicide is the second-leading cause of death in year- olds globally.  The suicidal behaviors represent 15% of the 15,000 fatal accidents that daily occur around the world.  Men commit suicides than the women, but more women attempt suicide.  Between the general population, an attempt of unconsummated suicide is the individual factor of more important risk. WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY PAHO/WHO, 2014 “Preventing suicide: A global imperative

PAHO recognizes that suicide is public health priority, has included suicide as one of its indicators of impact on the Plan of Action of Mental Health Agreed upon commitment by all the countries of the region WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

Suicide problems in the Region of the Americas Mortality analysis : WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

 A total of 65,000 people die from suicide every year in the region.  Suicide represents 12.4% of the external causes of death in the Americas :  19.5% in North America, and  7.9% in South America  Suicide is some 4 times more in men than in women. However the attempts are greater in the women. Panorama of suicide in the Region of the Americas WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

Panorama of suicide in the Region of the Americas Age and suicide  36.8%, of suicides was seen among the 25 and the 44 years and 25.6% among the 45 and the 59 years. Suicide method varied with the sex  In men: Asphyxiation is the most prevalent method followed by the firearms and poisoning.  In the women: Poisoning and asphyxiation are the most common means to suicide. WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

Individual risk factors 1.Previous suicide attempt is the principal risk factor 2.Harmful use of alcohol and other substances 3.Job or financial loss 4.Chronic pain and illness 5.Family history of suicide 6.Genetic and biological factors WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

Pertinent Interventions for the Health System  Strengthening of mental health policies.  Implementing policies to reduce harmful use of alcohol.  Promote increased access to health-care services  Restriction of access to means of suicide (e.g. pesticides, firearms, certain drugs)  Raising awareness about mental health, substance use disorders and suicide WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

 Suicides are preventable. For national responses to be effective, a comprehensive multisectoral suicide prevention strategy is needed.  Restricting the availability, accessibility and attractiveness of the means to suicide is a key component of suicide prevention efforts.  Training programs for non-specialized health workers in the assessment and management of suicidal behaviors is a key way forward in suicide prevention  Systematic follow-ups and effective community support are recommended to reduce suicide deaths and attempts  Promote implementation of media guidelines to support responsible reporting of suicide in print, broadcasting and social media. Key Messages WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

 Work closely with the health authorities in the information on the facts.  Describe suicide as an achieved fact, not as a successful one.  Emphasize the suicide alternatives.  Provide information for assistance and community resources.  Promote risk indicators and warning signs.  Work closely with the health authorities in the information on the facts.  Describe suicide as an achieved fact, not as a successful one.  Emphasize the suicide alternatives.  Provide information for assistance and community resources.  Promote risk indicators and warning signs. WHAT TO DO? Advice for the communications media WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

 Not publish photographs or notes related to suicide.  Not inform specific details about the suicide methods.  Not give simplistic reasons.  Not glorify nor sensationalize suicide.  Not use religious or cultural stereotypes.  Not contribute blames.  Not publish photographs or notes related to suicide.  Not inform specific details about the suicide methods.  Not give simplistic reasons.  Not glorify nor sensationalize suicide.  Not use religious or cultural stereotypes.  Not contribute blames. WHAT NOT TO DO? Advice for the communications media WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

 Who speak about suicide do not have the intention of committing it  Who speak about suicide can be requesting assistance or support. A significant number of people who include suicide present anxiety, depression, desperation and tend to lack another option Myth Truth WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY Common myths of the suicidal behavior

 The majority of suicides happen suddenly, without previous warning  The majority of suicides have been preceded by signs of verbal or behavioral warning. Actually, some suicides are committed without previous warning. But it is important to know the warning signs and take them into account WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY Common myths of the suicidal behavior Myth Truth

 Only the people with mental disorders commit suicide  The suicidal behavior indicates a profound unhappiness, but not necessarily a mental disorder. Many people who live with mental disorders are not affected by the suicidal behavior, and not all the people that kill themselves have a mental disorder WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY Myth Truth Common myths of the suicidal behavior

 Person who has attempted to commit suicide, will never attempt again  The suicide attempts are a fundamental prognosis to consummate suicide. It is considered as an important irrigation factor WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY Common myths of the suicidal behavior Myth Fact

Hear with compassion and comprehension Deal with respect Empathize with the emotions Care with confidence Individual health care with suicidal behavior WORLD SUICIDE PREVENTION DAY

PREVENT SUICIDE: TEND THE HAND AND SAVE LIVES World Suicide Prevention Day