Urban parks as a potential mitigator of suicide rates resulting from global pandemics: Empirical evidence from past experiences in Seoul, Korea

Globally, the increased suicide rate of the general population has become a concern not only because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but also because of its associated socioeconomic insecurity, loss of jobs, and economic shocks. This study employed robust fixed-effects panel models to empirically identify...

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Published in:Cities 2022-08, Vol.127, p.103725-103725, Article 103725
Main Authors: Kim, U-Ram, Sung, Hyungun
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
COVID-19
Disease
Economic shock
Epidemics
Female roles
Gender differences
Global pandemic
Infectious diseases
Insecurity
Local government
Mitigating effect
Pandemics
Parks & recreation areas
Past experiences
Social interaction
Suicide
Suicide rate
Suicides & suicide attempts
Urban areas
Urban Park
Walking
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