Risk factors associated with suicide ideation and suicide among physicians: an integrative literature review
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Tentativa de suicídio, Medicina, DepressãoAbstract
The present study aims to describe the aspects related to the factors that influence the attempt and/or suicide among medical class. This is an integrative review realized at Pubmed, Virtual Health Library (Medline, LILACS e IBECS) and Scielo. The following descriptors were used in Health Sciences (DeCS), "Suicide", "physicians" and "doctors" and the Boolean operator (AND). As inclusion criteria, full papers published in Portuguese and English during the last six years (2015-2020) related to the subject of this study. From the crossing of the descriptors, 82 references were gathered, and 8 articles was selected as research samples. It was verified that several factors are associated to suicidal ideation and suicide like depression end development of psychological disorders. It is hoped that this research can bring a warning to the entire medical community of the risks faced by these professionals and the importance of preserving the mental health.
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