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. 2020 Aug 27;10(8):e037537. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2020-037537

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Effects of the implementation amount of EFECBSC (Emergency Fund to Enhance Community-Based Suicide Countermeasures) sub-divisions and complete unemployment rate on male empirical Bayes standardised mobile ratio (EBSMR) trends. Ordinates indicate male EBSMR trends of age-disaggregated populations, and abscissas indicate implementation amount of EFECBSC sub-divisions: personal consultation support programme (PCS), telephone consultation support programme (TCS), development programme of leaders and listeners (DLL), enlightenment programme (ELM), and intervention model programme (IVM), and five municipal sub-division: PCS, TCS, DLL, ELM and IVM (¥ per population). Blue and light blue spheres indicate prefectural and national EBSMR trends and population size, respectively. Black and red lines indicate the regression lines of significantly positive (reduced suicide mortality) and negative (increased suicide mortality) factors, respectively. CUR, complete unemployment rate.