Experiences of suicidal behaviour and perceived triggers among young people and caregivers at a tertiary healthcare facility in Kenya
BackgroundSuicidal behavior among adolescents and young adults remains a major public health concern. In sub-Saharan Africa, however, qualitative work that captures both youth and caregiver perspectives is still limited. This study explored the experiences of suicidal behavior, perceived triggers and responses to it among young people and their caregivers attending a tertiary facility in Nairobi,…
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