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      Incidência de suicídio consumado em cidades do meio oeste de Santa Catarina, Brasil Translated title: Incidence of consummate suicide in Midwest cities of Santa Catarina, Brazil Translated title: Incidencia del suicidio consumado en ciudades del medio oeste de Santa Catarina, Brasil

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          O objetivo deste estudo foi identificar a incidência de suicídio consumado e características dos indivíduos que cometeram suicídio em 9 municípios da região do Meio Oeste de Santa Catarina, Brasil (Videira, Arroio Trinta, Fraiburgo, Ibiam, Iomerê, Pinheiro Preto, Monte Carlo, Salto Veloso e Tangará) entre janeiro de 2014 e julho de 2019, com o intuito de traçar o perfil epidemiológico das vítimas de suicídio no local. Através dos dados disponíveis no Instituto Geral de Perícias de Videira obteve-se os seguintes resultados: ocorreram 71 suicídios na região, com variação entre 10 e 15 mortes anuais, sendo 2014 e 2017 os anos com maiores registros. O maior número de suicídios está entre a população masculina, adultos, casados e que possuem o Ensino Fundamental Incompleto. Entre os homens a faixa etária mais acometida foi entre os 20 a 39 anos e entre as mulheres foi entre 40 a 59 anos. O enforcamento foi a causa mais frequente do suicídio na amostra geral, seguido das armas de fogo (entre os homens) e a intoxicação exógena (entre as mulheres). Os meses com mais ocorrências registradas foram abril e julho. Não foi identificado, com base nas frequências, relação direta entre ingestão de álcool, drogas ou medicamentos no ato do suicídio. Videira representou 52% de todas as mortes por suicídio da região, seguido pelo município de Fraiburgo, com 25%.

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          The objective of this study was to identify the incidence of consummate suicide and the characteristics of individuals who committed suicide in 9 municipalities in the Midwest region of Santa Catarina, Brazil (Videira, Arroio Trinta, Fraiburgo, Ibiam, Iomerê, Pinheiro Preto, Monte Carlo, Salto Veloso and Tangará) between January 2014 and July 2019, in order to trace the epidemiological profile of victims in the area. From the data available at the Videira General Institute of Forensics, the following results were obtained: 71 suicides occurred in the region, ranging from 10 to 15 annual deaths, with 2014 and 2017 being the years with the highest records. The highest number of suicides is among the male, adult, married and with incomplete elementary school education. Among men, the most affected age group was between 20 and 39 years old and among women it was between 40 and 59 years old. Hanging was the most frequent cause of suicide in the overall sample, followed by firearms (among men) and exogenous intoxication (among women). The months with the most occurrences recorded were April and July. It was not identified, based on the frequencies, a direct relationship between alcohol, drug or medication intake at the time of suicide. Videira accounted for 52% of all suicide deaths in the region, followed by the municipality of Fraiburgo, with 25%.

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          El objetivo de este estudio fue identificar la incidencia del suicidio consumado y las características de los individuos que se suicidaron en 9 municipios de la región Medio Oeste de Santa Catarina, Brasil (Videira, Arroio Trinta, Fraiburgo, Ibiam, Iomerê, Pinheiro Preto, Monte Carlo, Salto Veloso y Tangará) entre enero de 2014 y julio de 2019, con la intención de trazar el perfil epidemiológico de las víctimas de suicidio en la región. A través de los datos disponibles en el Instituto General de Investigaciones de Videira se obtuvieron los siguientes resultados: hubo 71 suicidios en la región, con un rango entre 10 y 15 muertes anuales, siendo 2014 y 2017 los años con mayores registros. El mayor número de suicidios se da entre la población masculina, adultos, casados y con educación primaria incompleta. Entre los hombres, el grupo de edad más recurrente fue el de 20 a 39 años y entre las mujeres, el grupo de edad de los 40 a 59 años. El ahorcamiento fue la causa más frecuente de suicidio en la muestra general, seguida por armas de fuego (en los hombres) y la intoxicación exógena (en las mujeres). Los meses con más suicidios registrados fueron los de abril y julio. No se identificó, en base a las frecuencias, una relación directa entre la ingesta de alcohol, drogas o medicación en el momento del suicidio. Videira representó el 52% de todas las muertes por suicidio en la región, seguida por el municipio de Fraiburgo, con el 25%.

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                Journal
                bapp
                Boletim - Academia Paulista de Psicologia
                Bol. - Acad. Paul. Psicol.
                Academia Paulista de Psicologia (São Paulo, SP, Brazil )
                1415-711X
                December 2020
                : 40
                : 99
                : 216-226
                Affiliations
                [02] Videira SC orgnameUniversidade do Oeste de Santa Catarina orgdiv1Curso de Psicologia Brasil adriano.psicologia@ 123456yahoo.com.br
                [01] Videira SC orgnameUniversidade do Oeste de Santa Catarina Brasil carol.carboni@ 123456hotmail.com
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                S1415-711X2020000200006 S1415-711X(20)04009900006
                f9635fc8-3148-4b14-a717-44cd683200e6

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                : 17 July 2020
                : 04 August 2020
                : 20 August 2020
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                SciELO Periódicos Eletrônicos em Psicologia

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                Teorias, Investigações e Estudos de Caso

                suicide,epidemiology,mortality,suicidio,epidemiología,mortalidad,suicídio,epidemiologia,mortalidade

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