Psychological distress in survivors of farmers' suicides in drought prone Aurangabad and Jalna Districts of Marathwada region in Maharashtra, India
Manik Changoji Bhise; Arun Vishwambhar Marwale; Ashish Chandrakantrao Mohide; Shraddha Shivaji Jadhav; Gaurav Pradeep Murambikar · 2019 · Annals of Indian Psychiatry
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Abstract
Background: Survivors of suicide experience psychological distress for years after suicide. In India, farmers' suicide survivors are special group, with unique set of stressors. There are very few studies examining this group in India. The objective was to assess psychological distress and its correlates in survivors of farmers' suicides. Methods: This was a cross-sectional study from two districts of Marathwada region of Maharashtra. A predesigned and pretested semi-structured questionnaire to assess sociodemographic variables was used. Self-reporting questionnaire-20 was administered to eval
Abstract by Manik Changoji Bhise; Arun Vishwambhar Marwale; Ashish Chandrakantrao Mohide; Shraddha Shivaji Jadhav; Gaurav Pradeep Murambikar, Annals of Indian Psychiatry (2019) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.4103/aip.aip_29_19