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Salus Infirmorum |
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Creencias actitudinales sobre el comportamiento suicida en profesionales sanitarios de Atención Primaria = |
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Attitudinal beliefs about suicidal behaviour among Primary Care professionals / |
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Paula García García, José Juan Rodríguez Solano |
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Este artículo se encuentra disponible en su edición impresa. |
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Bibliografía: p.66 |
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Objetivo: describir las creencias actitudinales sobre el comportamiento suicida en profesionales sanitarios de Atención Primaria.<br/>Método: se realizó un estudio descriptivo transversal a través de un muestreo no probabilístico de conveniencia. Se diseñó un formulario online con la escala creencias actitudinales sobre el comportamiento suicida (CCCS-18), que se distribuyó por correo electrónico a médicos y enfermeras dependientes de las siete Direcciones Asistenciales de Atención Primaria de la Comunidad de Madrid. Asimismo se podía acceder al cuestionario desde tres sociedades científicas de Atención Primaria. Se llevó a cabo un análisis univariante y bivariante comparando los cuatro factores incluidos en el CCCS-18 por categoría profesional, edad y años de experiencia.<br/>Resultados: participaron 169 sujetos, 86 (50,89%) enfermeras y 83 (49,11%) médicos. Se detectaron diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre ambos en la dimensión moral del suicidio (los médicos 1,45 puntos más de media), y en la dimensión de legitimación del suicido (2,59 puntos más de media para las enfermeras). El 10,6% de los profesionales sanitarios no está de acuerdo con la importancia de la intervención ante una situación de suicidio y la mitad de los profesionales no descarta suicidarse bajo una circunstancia extrema.<br/>Conclusiones: hay una tendencia grupal a no legitimar el suicidio. Los profesionales no apoyan la creación de clínicas de apoyo al suicidio, ni la idea de llegar a considerar el suicidio algo normal en una sociedad ideal. Existen altos grados de acuerdo en la aceptación del suicidio en personas mayores y en pacientes con enfermedad terminal. Los profesionales creen de forma mayoritaria que el suicidio no es un acto inmoral, un asesinato o un atentado contra la sociedad. |
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Objective: to describe the attitudinal beliefs about suicidal behaviour among Primary Care professionals.<br/>Method: a descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted through non-probability sampling of convenience. An online form was designed with the Attitudinal Beliefs Questionnaire about Suicidal Behavior (CCCS-18), which was sent by email to physicians and nurses from the seven Primary Healthcare Managements of the Autonomous Comunity of Madrid. Likewise, the questionnaire could be accessed from three Primary Care scientific societies. Univariate and bivariate analysis were conducted, comparing the four factors included in the CCCS-18 by professional category, age, and years of experience.<br/>Results: the study included 169 subjects: 86 (50.89%) nurses and 83 (49.11%) physicians. Statistically significant differences were detected between both groups regarding the moral dimension of suicide (1.45 more points as mean score for physicians), and in the legitimization of suicide dimension (2.59 more points as mean score for nurses). A 10.6% of healthcare professionals don’t agree with the importance of intervention when faced with a suicide scenario, and half of the professionals don’t rule out committing suicide under extreme circumstances.<br/>Conclusions: there is a group trend to not legitimize suicide. Professionals don’t support the creation of support clinics for suicide, or the idea of considering suicide as something normal in an ideal society. There are high levels of agreement in terms of accepting suicide in elderly patients and in patients with terminal diseases. The majority of professionals believe that suicide is not an immoral act, a murder, or an attempt against society. |
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creencias actitudinales |
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suicidio |
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cuestionario |
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CCCS-18 |
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atención primaria |
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attitudinal beliefs |
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suicide |
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questionnaire |
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CCCS-18 |
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primary care |
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-- 2020 v. 23, n.6, p.59-66 |
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Metas de enfermería. |
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Artículo de revista |
