Approaches to prevent self-poisoning suicide
Identification of risk and protective factors is a crucial step in developing effective suicide prevention methods since it can be used to choose the right interventions and how to carry them out. In these situations, risk factors serve as markers of whether a person or society has a propensity for suicide, hence the development of prediction models is necessary (Because patients in the high-risk group had a nearly six-time greater likelihood of committing suicide by self-poisoning than those in the low-risk group, this model was effective at identifying risk categories. To reduce the risk of suicide at the individual level as much as possible, patients in the high-risk category require extra care while the entire population needs to be the focus at the same time. From an individual standpoint, it will be highly advantageous to promote a healthy lifestyle, treat mental illnesses, and establish solid relationships with families and social communities. These steps should be taken from a sociocultural perspective, including removing obstacles to mental healthcare and drug rehab, reducing media exposure to suicidal behavior and the influence of those who have committed suicide, and limiting access to fatal substances (