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S890 25th European Congress of Psychiatry / European Psychiatry 41S (2017) S847–S910
the reasons and roots of exclusion for prisoner women in Iran and
Islamic societies.
Keywords Women; Islamic societies; Prison; Freedom
Disclosure of interest The author has not supplied his declaration
of competing interest.
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Suicides in the Kyrgyz Republic:
Discrepancies in different types of
official statistics
E. Molchanova ∗ alako
1 American Univercity in Central Asia, Psychology, Bishkek,
Kyrgyzstan
2 Kyrgyz State Medical Academy, Psychiatry, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
∗ Corresponding author.
In order to develop the “prevention of suicides” component of the
state program on mental health protection of the Kyrgyz Republic
population for 2017–2030 years, a suicide situation in the country
over the past 10 years was investigated. During collecting, pro-
cessing and statistical analysis of data from different sources, a
significant discrepancy was revealed between them.
According to the national statistics committee (NSC), in 2015 the
level of prevalence of suicide was 6.93% per 100,000 of popula-
tion, whereas, according to the information from the republican
medical information center it was 4.82%. Over the last 10 years in
the Kyrgyz Republic, a level of suicidal behavior among children,
teenagers and young adults has still been rather high and 22.63%
of suicide attempts were committed by persons aged between 18
and 22 years. A significant difference was revealed in the indexes
of suicides among these age categories provided by NSC and the
ministry of Inner affairs.
Due to religious and national traditions, suicide is a very sensitive
topic in Kyrgyzstan. In a lot of cases, death from suicide is not reg-
istered or is disguised as accidents and other causes of death, so the
figures may be considered reliable.
Thus, despite the relative standardization of suicides accounting
by the separate departments, the further work is needed for coor-
dination and harmonization of the data collection, as well as for
development and implementation of inter-agency action plan to
prevent suicides at the national level, taking into account the
regional, cultural and ethnic characteristics.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
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Risk factor for suicide attempt in a
general hospital
B. Mures ∗, N.G. Lluis , O.G. Luis , A.P. I˜nigo , M.H. German ,
R.Q. José , L.P. Yolanda
Hospital Clinico San Carlos, Psychyatry, Madrid, Spain
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction A major risk factor for suicide is suicide attempts.
The aim of the present study was to assess risk factors for nonfa-
tal suicide attempts. Suicide attempt with high lethality have been
interacting with certain clinical and demographic factors such as
age, sex, psychopathology and adverse events, among others.
Methods Observational, descriptive and retrospective study of
people who was admitted to a general hospital after suicide
attempt.
Aim The aim of this study was to determinate variable associ-
ated to high risk of suicide. Describe and analyze demographic and
clinical characteristics associated with serious suicide attempts as
well as the methods used.
Results Of a total of 504, 23 patients was admitted after suicide
attempt, 61%male, mean age 54.1; 60% required ICU; themost com-
mon method consisted of multiple drug intake 40%, 30% associated
with toxic, mostly alcohol. Predominant summer and diagnosis of
adjustment disorder.
Conclusion As is the case with suicides prevails male and sum-
mer. As to the most common method has been from medication,
both men and women. We were surprised diagnosis of the most
common reactions to stress. We conclude that the findings could
guide a progressive change in the presuicidal pathology.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
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The emotional stroop test for
screening of suicide risk
H. Pereira∗, G. Esgalhado
University of Beira Interior, Psychology and Education, Covilhã,
Portugal
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Suicide is problematic today, being one of the most
potentially fatal psychological phenomena, so it is important to
assess thinking about suicide or suicidal ideation.
Objectives In this study we aim to develop methodological pro-
cedures, in order to understand if the emotional stroop test for
screening of suicide risk is a good measure of suicidal ideation.
Methods A cross-sectional studywas carried-out among a conve-
nience sample of 100 subjects. The data collection was done using
a socio-demographic questionnaire, the emotional stroop test for
screening of suicide risk, the suicidal ideation questionnaire and
the beck depression inventory.
Results Regarding the degree of association between the score
of interference of the emotional stroop test and level of suicidal
ideation there is a strong negative correlation and statistically sig-
nificant. There are statistically significant differences in the scores
on the three sheets of emotional stroop test between subjects
with high suicidal ideation and low suicidal ideation. Attention is
impaired in the group with suicidal ideation.
Conclusions The emotional stroop test for screening of suicide
risk is a useful, rapid and simple assessment tool that can to be
used to detect symptoms of suicidal ideation.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
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Temperament and character traits
among suicidal patients during
depressive episode of bipolar disorder
A. Petek Eric ∗, I. Eric , K. Dodig-Curkovic , K. Kralik ,
P. Filakovic
1 Clinical Hospital Centre Osijek, Psychiatric Clinic, Osijek, Croatia
2 Clinical Hospital Centre Osijek, Clinic for Surgery, Osijek, Croatia
3 Clinical Hospital Centre Osijek, Department for Child and
Adolescent Psychiatry, Osijek, Croatia
4 School of Medicine, Department for Medical Statistics and
Informatics, Osijek, Croatia
5 School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and Psychological
Medicine, Osijek, Croatia
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Both suicide and mood disorders represent current
and future global burden on public health system. Bipolar disorder
(BD), part of a diagnostic group of mood disorders, is character-
ized by manic, depressive andmixed episodes with life-expectancy