爱尔兰自杀亡者家属对验尸官听证会经历的主题分析

People bereaved by suicide can experience emotional and psychological burdens when engaging with institutional processes such as coronial inquests. This qualitative study examines the experiences of suicide-bereaved individuals in Ireland who have navigated the inquest system. The research utilises secondary data drawn from the Irish Suicide Bereavement Survey, a national survey that explored the experiences and support needs of individuals bereaved by suicide in Ireland. Data were obtained on a sub-sample of participants ( n = 735) who reported having gone through the coronial inquest process