Suicide in Nepal: Qualitative Findings from a Modified Case-Series Psychological Autopsy Investigation of Suicide Deaths

Arts & Humanities

• Case Series 100%
• Autopsy 68%
• Suicide 56%
• Psychological 46%
• Surveillance 22%
• Public Health 10%
• Stigma 7%
• Disclosure 7%
• Justification 6%
• Salient 6%
• Stubbornness 5%
• Mixed Methods 5%
• Migrant Labor 5%
• Shame 4%
• Cross-cultural Research 4%
• Egoism 4%
• Survivors 4%
• Family History 4%
• Warning 3%
• Condemnation 3%
• Attribution 3%
• Drinking 3%
• Justice 3%
• Gender Differences 3%
• Completion 3%
• Mortality 3%
• Abuse 3%
• Incomplete 3%
• Isolation 3%
• Fate 2%
• Dispute 2%
• Poverty 2%
• Communication 2%
• Education 2%
• Person 1%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Nepal 75%
• Suicide 56%
• Autopsy 51%
• Psychology 41%
• Anthropology 9%
• Disclosure 8%
• Public Health 8%
• Spouse Abuse 6%
• Social Stigma 5%
• Completed Suicide 5%
• Dissent and Disputes 4%
• Shame 4%
• Social Justice 4%
• Suicidal Ideation 4%
• Poverty 4%
• Violence 4%
• Ethics 3%
• Psychological Power 3%
• Drinking 3%
• Personality 3%
• Survivors 3%
• Communication 2%
• Psychiatry 2%
• Education 2%
• Mortality 1%
• Population 1%

Social Sciences

• Nepal 66%
• suicide 57%
• death 44%
• surveillance 18%
• family member 12%
• public health 7%
• narrative 6%
• egoism 5%
• event 4%
• South Asia 3%
• genealogy 3%
• shame 3%
• research approach 3%
• attribution 3%
• reconstruction 3%
• social isolation 3%
• mortality 3%
• driver 2%
• dispute 2%
• gender-specific factors 2%
• abuse 2%
• migrant 2%
• personality 2%
• justice 2%
• poverty 2%
• labor 2%
• violence 2%
• communication 1%
• human being 1%
• lack 1%
• education 1%