“Doctor, please don’t say he died by suicide”: exploring the burden of suicide survivorship in a developing country

Egyptian Journal of Forensic Sciences

Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of participants

Group	Number	Age (in years)	Sex	Church affiliation (denomination)	Education^*	Employment	Relationship with the deceased
G1	G1P1	48	Female	Catholic	Tertiary	Civil service	Sister
	G1P2	22	Male	Catholic	Secondary	Artisan	Nephew
	G1P3	34	Male	Catholic	Tertiary	Corporate	Cousin
	G1P4	40	Male	Evangelical	Secondary	Trading	Brother
G2	G2P1	39	Male	Catholic	Primary	Farming	Son
	G2P2	47	Male	Catholic	Secondary	Civil service	Son
	G2P3	33	Male	Catholic	Secondary	Artisan	Nephew
G3	G3P1	45	Male	Pentecostal	Tertiary	Civil service	Church member
	G3P2	43	Male	Evangelical	Secondary	Trading	In-law
	G3P3	48	Female	Evangelical	Secondary	Artisan	Sister
G4	G4P1	50	Male	Catholic	Secondary	Artisan	Son
	G4P2	48	Male	Evangelical	Tertiary	Trading	Son
	G4P3	51	Male	Pentecostal	Secondary	Civil service	Community member
	G4P4	35	Male	Catholic	Primary	Civil service	Nephew
	G4P5	44	Male	Catholic	Primary	Farming	Nephew
G5	G5P1	45	Male	Jehovah’s Witness	Tertiary	Corporate	Church member
	G5P2	50	Male	Jehovah’s Witness	Secondary	Trading	Brother
	G5P3	55	Male	Catholic	Secondary	Artisan	Brother
G6	G6P1	44	Male	Catholic	Tertiary	Civil service	Community member
	G6P2	47	Male	Pentecostal	Secondary	Farming	Uncle
	G6P3	43	Female	Evangelical	Tertiary	Trading	Aunt
	G6P4	28	Male	Catholic	Primary	Civil service	Brother
G7	G7P1	25	Male	Evangelical	Secondary	Trading	Son
	G7P2	39	Male	Pentecostal	Tertiary	Corporate	Brother
G8	G8P1	37	Male	Catholic	Secondary	Artisan	Nephew
	G8P2	41	Male	Catholic	Secondary	Civil service	Brother
	G8P3	47	Male	Catholic	Primary	Farming	Brother

^*Primary: elementary; secondary: high school; tertiary: postsecondary/higher education including University, Polytechnic, College of Education, etc.