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Suicide in Modern Ireland: the 3Ts Perspective
Published in “Suicide in Modern Ireland: new Dimensions, new Responses”
Time to Legalise Assisted Dying?
Theses letters to the Editor refer to the five articles on assisted dying, published in BMJ, vol. 331, no.7518, p.681-693.
Canadian Coalition for Seniors Mental Health: Connecting People, Ideas and Resources
This pamphlet describes the mission, history, focus issues, & strategic initiatives of the Canadian Coaliation for Seniors Mental Health.
Youth Suicide Prevention Information New Zealand
This promotional brochure provides information about Suicide Prevention Information New Zealand (SPINZ), a New Zealand wide information service which aims to assist communities & services to prevent youth suicide by providing them with information. SPINZ activities, including information collection & distribution, information development, & community liaison, are outlined.
Spinz Strategic Plan 2001-2006
This 5-year strategic Plan sets out how Suicide Prevention Information New Zealand (SPINZ) will contribute to reducing suicide & suicidal behaviour amongst New Zealand’s young people over the next 5 years. It oulines why SPINZ has a focus on youth & providing information, how SPINZ works, its vision & mission, its guiding principles, & its […]
Not Dead yet (IN: The Case Against Assisted Suicide, ed. by K Foley & H Hendin)
The author investigates the assisted suicide & euthanasia debate from the perspective of the disability community, citing legal examples to demonstrate how the legalization of these practices may impact people with disabilities, especially in light of continuing bias in perceptions of disabled persons. The Oregon law is specifically examined. The formal positions of a number […]
Pro- and Anti-“Assisted Suicide” Group Collaboration
This document summarizes a presentation by the author regarding the debate over the legalization of assisted suicide. Areas of commonality between those in favor of the legalization of assisted suicide & those opposed are highlighted & possible areas of collaboration for the achievement of common goals are discussed.
Building a Foundation for Suicide Prevention: the Contributions of Jack C. Smith
In this paper, the authors document the role of Jack C Smith in the development of the public health approach to suicide prevention. They also articulate the conceptual basis for a public health approach to suicide & discuss future directions for public health in the prevention of suicide & suicidal behavior. (51 refs)
Physician-Assisted Suicide
For commentary on this article, please see SIEC #2004-1134. For a related paper, please see SIEC #2004-1135