GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF U.S. ACTIVE DUTY AND CIVILIAN SUICIDALITY AND CO-VARIATES: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
| Autor: | Schneider, Lincoln J. |
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| Přispěvatelé: | Shen, Yu-Chu, Bacolod, Marigee, Graduate School of Business and Public Policy (GSBPP) |
| Rok vydání: | 2018 |
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suicide and multivariate regression analysis
county-level morbidity suicide and economic variables military suicide suicide and public health suicide and co-variates county-level co-morbidity suicide and economic covariates suicide and active duty heat map suicide heat maps U.S. civilian suicide rates active duty suicide suicide rate clusters suicide by county suicide mortality county-level map multivariate regression analysis suicide and environmental variables suicide |
| Popis: | This quantitative study examines the geographic distribution of suicide rates within the United States among civilian and active duty military populations and seeks to identify significant covariate relationships that point to relevant public health, environmental, and economic factors that civilian and military leaders should consider in planning, preparation, training, and deployment of health system resources. Multivariate regression analysis techniques specify associations between rates of civilian suicide and rates of relevant co-morbidities, analyzed across U.S. counties. ArcGIS mapping and advanced statistical techniques visualize variation in rates of national military and civilian populations in ways that are more complete and informative than has previously been made available to public health practitioners, prevention planners, and policymakers. Significant outcomes include identification of localities indicating clusters of significantly increased localized mainland U.S. military suicide rates, enhanced visualization of U.S. civilian suicide rates, including low frequency counties, and significantly correlated environmental and public health sources of county-level morbidity. http://archive.org/details/geographicdistri1094559580 Lieutenant, United States Navy Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. |
| Databáze: | OpenAIRE |
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