佛罗里达州自杀风险急诊就诊地理差异研究

Background Intentional self-harm is a major and growing public health concern in Florida, contributing to thousands of emergency department (ED) visits each year. Although there is evidence that the burden of intentional self-harm varies by geographical location, little is known about disparities of intentional self-harm related ED visit risks in Florida. Understanding these disparities is important for guiding health planning, allocation of resources, and tailoring efforts to mitigate the problem. Therefore, the objectives of this study were to investigate county-level geographic disparities