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Table 2.

Suicide attempt and follow-up services in a descriptive study

Authors	Findings
Coveney CM, et al. (2012)	This study discussed the satisfaction of the callers of the suicide prevention national phone line. Participants included 77.9% women and 22.1% men. Most callers were from 16-24 years old with 26.1%, 62.2% of participants were single and 79.1% lived with their families. More than 23% of the participants worked full-time and 20.1% were high school and university students. Results showed that 70% of the people, felt depressed and anxious before the call, while their depression and anxiety was significantly reduced after the call. More than 60% of the participants were reported to be positively satisfied after calling this center.

Authors

Findings

Coveney CM, et al. (2012)

This study discussed the satisfaction of the callers of the suicide prevention national phone line. Participants included 77.9% women and 22.1% men. Most callers were from 16-24 years old with 26.1%, 62.2% of participants were single and 79.1% lived with their families. More than 23% of the participants worked full-time and 20.1% were high school and university students. Results showed that 70% of the people, felt depressed and anxious before the call, while their depression and anxiety was significantly reduced after the call. More than 60% of the participants were reported to be positively satisfied after calling this center.