Prevalence and correlates of 30-day suicidal ideation and intent: Results of the South African National Student Mental Health Survey

Jason Bantjes; MJ Kessler; Xanthe Hunt; RC Kessler; Dan Joseph Stein

doi:10.7196/samj.2023.v113i4.16753

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Prevalence and correlates of 30-day suicidal ideation and intent: Results of the South African National Student Mental Health Survey

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Scalable suicide prevention interventions are needed to reach the large number of SA students who report suicidal ideation with intent.

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