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Suicidal Ideation

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Suicidal Ideation

Before taking their lives, people often leave behind written letters known as "suicide

notes." They are frequently recorded as audio or video and posted on letters or internet blogs.

NLP researchers can use suicide notes as a source of information. Emotion recognition and

sentiment analysis have been used in previous studies of suicide notes (Ji et al., 2020). When

suicide has a complex effect on nursing personnel beyond a simple negative/positive

continuum, research on nurses' attitudes regarding suicide and patient deaths' impact on them

is lacking. Because of this, top nurses, psychiatrists, and managers must provide them with

emotional and professional support. Suicide's impact on nursing staff was examined, as were

their opinions toward it and their methods to cope with it. Patients at risk for suicide aren't

getting the emotional support or education they need, and the nursing staff isn't seeing the act

as a personal choice because they don't believe it is.

Suggested post-suicide assistance for nursing personnel has been provided. There is

little evidence to support the suicide action to get to the bottom of things. Manual labeling

with established annotation criteria yields the most up-to-date data. Using crowdsourcing for

annotation could lead to inaccurate or skewed data (Ji et al., 2020). Suicidal intent was not

well-understood by the existing statistical learning method. Suicide attempts have a

complicated psychological make-up. However, conventional methods emphasize choosing

characteristics or deploying complex neural architectures to improve predictive performance.

In today's world, suicide prevention is a vital responsibility. Suicide can be prevented if

people at risk of taking their own lives are identified early on. Suicidal ideation detection

techniques are examined from various angles in this survey. These include clinical methods

such as contact between patients and doctors, and medical signal sensing techniques like

lexicon filtering and word cloud visualization are only some of the approaches that can be

used to analyze the content of a patient's medical notes.

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Reference
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Ji, S., Pan, S., Li, X., Cambria, E., Long, G., & Huang, Z. (2020). Suicidal ideation detection:

A review of machine learning methods and applications. IEEE Transactions on

Computational Social Systems.