Suicidal Thoughts & Behaviours and Deliberate Self-Injury: Guidelines for Providing Mental Health First Aid to an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Person

These guidelines describe how members of the public should provide first aid to an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person who may be at risk of suicide or is suspected to be deliberately injuring themselves. The guidelines aim to be respectful of cultural differences in understanding & treating mental illness.

Guns in the Home: a High Risk

This article provides information for physicians on firearm deaths in Quebec. Risk factors for firearm homicide or suicide are listed as are questions to ask about the availability of guns when there is suspicion of suicide or homicide risk. There is brief discussion of intervention, confidentiality, & judicial rulings.

Suicide Audit in Primary Care Trust Localities: a Tool to Support Population Based Audit of Suicides and Open Verdicts

This toolkit is designed to assist Primary Care Trusts in England in establishing a system for collecting relevant information on suicides to inform local, regional, & national suicide prevention strategies.

Youth Suicide Risk Factors and Attitudes in New York and Vienna: A Cross-Cultural Comparison

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Keeping Students Alive: Mandating On-Campus Counseling Saves Suicidal College Students’ Lives and Limits Liability

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Suicide Risk Assessment With Asian American College Students: a Culturally Informed Perspective

Scholars have based their understanding of college-student suicide in the United States largely on the study of European Americans, and therefore, its relevance to making culturally informed decisions with suicidal Asian American college students is unclear. This article explores aspects of suicide assessment potentially unique to Asian American college students and discusses possible ways to […]

Youth Suicide in New Zealand

Cultural and Ethical Issues Concerning Research on American Indian Youth

A study of American Indian youth illustrated competing pressures between research & ethics. A stakeholder-research team developed 3 plans to protect participants. The first allowed participants to skip potentially upsetting interview sections, the second called for referrals &/or emergency 24-hour clinical backup for participants flagged for abuse or suicidality, & the third included giving participants […]

Guidelines for Conducting Community Surveys on Injuries and Violence

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E-mail and the Psychiatrist-patient Relationship

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Concern and Confidentiality: GPs’ Responses to Young People in Distress and Their Parents

Making use of Hindsight Summary Report

Saving Student Lives With Healthy Campuses

Suicide Assessment & Management: Guidelines for Illinois School Based Health Centers

Confronting Depression and Suicide in Physicians: a Consensus Statement

Suicide Prevention Resource Packet

Support for Families, Whanau and Significant Others After a Suicide Attempt: a Literature Review and Synthesis of Evidence

This report was commissioned by the Ministry of Youth Development to review current evidence-based knowledge about support & services for families, friends & significant others following the non-fatal suicide attempt of a family member, relative or friend. It provides a review of the literature about support & services after a suicide attempt, & synthesizes the […]

Best Practices in Utilizing Professional Ethics (IN: Best Practices in School Psychology IV, vol.1, ed. by A Thomas and J Grimes)

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Risk Management Issues for Clinicans who Treat Suicidal Patients in Managed Care (IN: Treatment of Suicidal Patients in Managed Care, ed. by J M Ellison)

For the full book, please see SIEC #2005-0874

Legal Issues of Youth Suicide Prevention

Published in “Back to the Future: Refocusing the Image of Suicide,” ed. by J L McIntosh

Child Suicide and the Schools

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Rural Suicide and Same-sex Attracted Youth: Issues, Interventions, and Implications for Rural Counsellors

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Suicide: the ‘Logic” of a Human Tragedy

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