Suicidality in women nurses: A critical interpretive synthesis

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Authors

Anna Conolly · University of Surrey

Hilary Causer · University of Surrey

Jenny Oates · University of Surrey

Cathy Shannon · Ulster Hospital

Emily Knight · University of Greater Manchester

Chinenye Anetekhai · Birmingham City University

Ruth Riley ·

Abstract

Individualisation, responsibilisation, and pathologisation obscure the root causes of distress and place the burden of blame on nurses. The result is poor quality and unrepresentative evidence that contributes to policies and practices that do not prevent suicide among women nurses.Registration: osf.io g74uk, OSF Registries, Registered 01/07/2024.

Topics & Keywords

Nursing education and management Suicide and Self-Harm Studies Family Caregiving in Mental Illness

UN Sustainable Development Goals

Gender equality

Publication Details

Published in: International Journal of Nursing Studies Advances

Volume 10, pp. 100516-100516

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijnsa.2026.100516

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