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The invisible family: a qualitative study of suicide survivors in Taiwan.

机译：看不见的家庭：对台湾自杀幸存者的定性研究。

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The purpose of this interpretive phenomenological study is to describe the commonality of the lived experience of suicide survivors and how it influences their family relationships in Taiwan from a sociocultural perspective. Thirteen suicide survivors have participated in this study. Study results reveal that some survivors blame themselves, some blame others, and some are blamed by their family as part of their need to find a reason for the death. Consequently, family members ignore each other and treat each other as if they are invisible. These Chinese suicide survivors, unlike Western survivors, maintain their strained family connections because of strong cultural influences. Therefore, health professionals should acknowledge the experiences of living with an invisible family when supporting Chinese suicide survivors.
机译：这项解释性现象学研究的目的是从社会文化的角度描述自杀幸存者生活经历的共性，以及它如何影响台湾的家庭关系。十三名自杀幸存者参加了这项研究。研究结果表明，一些幸存者会自责，有些则要怪其他人，有些人则是家人的责任，这是他们寻找死亡原因的一部分。因此，家庭成员彼此无视，并像对待他们一样看不见。与西方幸存者不同，这些中国自杀幸存者由于强大的文化影响而维持家庭紧张关系。因此，卫生专业人员在支持中国自杀幸存者时应承认与无形家庭生活的经历。

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