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Table 1 Characteristics of the included studies in the present review

From: The patterns, trends and major risk factors of suicide among Indian adolescents – a scoping review

SL. NO

Variables of the included studies (n = 35)

No. of studies

1

Type of Article

 
 

Original Article

31 (88.57%)

 

Communication

2 (5.71%)

 

Case report

1 (2.85%)

 

Research letter

1 (2.85%)

2

Type of Study

 
 

Quantitative

32 (91.42%)

 

Qualitative

2 (5.71%)

 

Mixed Method

1 (2.85%)

3

Type of Sampling techniques

 
 

Cross-sectional

32 (91.42%)

 

Longitudinal

1 (2.85%)

 

Case–control

1 (2.85%)

 

Experimental

1 (2.85%)

4

Place of study

 
 

Urban

11 (31.42%)

 

Rural

2 (5.71%)

 

Both urban and rural

9 (25.71%)

 

Not mentioned

13 (37.14%)

5

Study settings

 
 

Community-based

7 (20.00%)

 

Hospital-based

10 (28.75%)

 

Institution based:

 
 

• School-based

10 (28.75%)

 

• College-based

6 (17.14%)

 

• Child observation home

1 (2.85%)

 

• Both community and school-based

1 (2.85%)

6

Studied adolescent group

 
 

Total adolescence (10 -19)

5 (14.25%)

 

Early adolescence (14 -17)

3 (8.57%)

 

Late adolescence (16- 19)

6 (17.14%)

 

Mixed age group of adolescence

18 (51.42%)

 

N.A

1 (2.85%)

7

Gender-based sampling type

 
 

Male

1 (2.85%)

 

Female

1 (2.85%)

 

Both male and female

32 (91.42%)

 

Not mentioned

1 (2.85%)

8

Sample size

 
 

 ≤ 100

8 (22.85%)

 

 ≥ 100 and ≤ 1000

17 (48.57%)

 

 > 1000

9 (25.71%)

9

Study indicators

 
 

Pattern of suicide

10 (28.57%)

 

Risk factors of suicide

34 (97.14%)

10

Studies reporting suicide indicators

 
 

Attempted suicide

3 (8.57%)

 

Completed suicide

6 (17.14%)

 

Deliberate self-harm

3 (8.57%)

 

Influenced suicide

1 (2.85%)

 

Non-fatal suicidal behaviour (suicidal ideation)

12 (34.28%)

 

Suicidal behaviour

4 (11.42%)