Suicide in Adolescent American Indians: Preventative Social Work Programs
作者： Shane M. Hamilton , Karen A. Rolf
DOI: 10.1007/S10560-010-0204-Y
关键词: Indian population 、 Life skills 、 Social work 、 Community level 、 Demographics 、 Curriculum 、 Gerontology 、 Social issues 、 Adolescent suicide 、 Medicine
摘要: Suicide is a leading social problem among the adolescent American Indian community. This literature review examines demographics of adolescents who attempt suicide, along with effects it has on entire family/community. paper describes various programs used to address individuals, while correlating them specific use within population. The authors look at effectiveness Adolescent Prevention Project, Life Skills Development Curriculum, and Zuni Development, draw-backs associated implementation each program. importance incorporating culturally addressing issue community level in an enhance well-being at-risk Adolescents emphasized.
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