Differential suicide rates in typologies of child sex offenders in a 6-year consecutive cohort of male suicides
Authors: Pritchard, C. and King, E.
Journal: Archives of Suicide Research
Volume: 9
Issue: 1
Pages: 35-43
eISSN: 1543-6136
ISSN: 1381-1118
DOI: 10.1080/13811110590512903
Abstract:Earlier research identified 3 typologies of Child Sex Offenders [CSO] with high rates of suicide. To test this finding suicide rates of 3 types of CSO were compared in a 6-year cohort of regional suicides. All male suicides were identified from Coroners" inquest files and CSO data drawn from police records to calculate CSO suicide rates. The results show that suicide in "Multi-criminal" CSO is 12 times higher than the general population but not statistically significantly. Two significant results were "Sex Only" CSO suicides were 183 times the general population and 15 times the Multi-criminal CSO rates, with no suicides amongst the Violent CSO's. Implications for suicide prevention and child protection are presented. Copyright © International Academy for Suicide Research.
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Differential suicide rates in typologies of child sex offenders in a 6-year consecutive cohort of male suicides.
Authors: Pritchard, C. and King, E.
Journal: Arch Suicide Res
Volume: 9
Issue: 1
Pages: 35-43
ISSN: 1381-1118
DOI: 10.1080/13811110590512903
Abstract:Earlier research identified 3 typologies of Child Sex Offenders [CSO] with high rates of suicide. To test this finding suicide rates of 3 types of CSO were compared in a 6-year cohort of regional suicides. All male suicides were identified from Coroners" inquest files and CSO data drawn from police records to calculate CSO suicide rates. The results show that suicide in "Multi-criminal" CSO is 12 times higher than the general population but not statistically significantly. Two significant results were "Sex Only" CSO suicides were 183 times the general population and 15 times the Multi-criminal CSO rates, with no suicides amongst the Violent CSO's. Implications for suicide prevention and child protection are presented.
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Differential suicide rates in typologies of child sex offenders in a 6-year consecutive cohort of male suicides
Authors: Pritchard, C. and King, E.
Journal: Archives of Suicide Research
Volume: 9
Pages: 35-43
ISSN: 1381-1118
DOI: 10.1080/13811110590512903
Abstract:Earlier research identified 3 typologies of Child Sex Offenders [CSO] with high rates of suicide. To test this finding suicide rates of 3 types of CSO were compared in a 6-year cohort of regional suicides. All male suicides were identified from Coroners" inquest files and CSO data drawn from police records to calculate CSO suicide rates. The results show that suicide in "Multi-criminal" CSO is 12 times higher than the general population but not statistically significantly. Two significant results were "Sex Only" CSO suicides were 183 times the general population and 15 times the Multi-criminal CSO rates, with no suicides amongst the Violent CSO's. Implications for suicide prevention and child protection are presented.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13811110590512903
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Differential suicide rates in typologies of child sex offenders in a 6-year consecutive cohort of male suicides.
Authors: Pritchard, C. and King, E.
Journal: Archives of suicide research : official journal of the International Academy for Suicide Research
Volume: 9
Issue: 1
Pages: 35-43
eISSN: 1543-6136
ISSN: 1381-1118
DOI: 10.1080/13811110590512903
Abstract:Earlier research identified 3 typologies of Child Sex Offenders [CSO] with high rates of suicide. To test this finding suicide rates of 3 types of CSO were compared in a 6-year cohort of regional suicides. All male suicides were identified from Coroners" inquest files and CSO data drawn from police records to calculate CSO suicide rates. The results show that suicide in "Multi-criminal" CSO is 12 times higher than the general population but not statistically significantly. Two significant results were "Sex Only" CSO suicides were 183 times the general population and 15 times the Multi-criminal CSO rates, with no suicides amongst the Violent CSO's. Implications for suicide prevention and child protection are presented.
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