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Publisher: Public Health Agency
Subject: Suicide, Mental wellbeing, Self harm, Death
Funded by HSC R&D Division, Public Health Agency
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Potentially new information, especially relating to the characteristics of those who had died by suicide was made available through the Coroner’s Office. The information made available to us covered deaths that occurred in...
Publisher: Public Health Agency
Subject: Suicide, Mental wellbeing, Self harm, Death, Rural areas
Funded by HSC R...
Publisher: Department of Health (Ireland)
Connecting for Life is Ireland’s National Strategy to reduce suicide (2015-2020). The development of the strategy was a collaborative and inclusive process. Some of the most important contributions to the development of ‘Connecting for Life’ came from our public consultation...
Publisher: Public Health Agency
Public Health Agency Self- Harm Symposium 27 February 2015, Conference Report.
Publisher: Public Health Agency
Subject: Mental wellbeing, Suicide, Self harm
This pocket-sized leaflet advises young men on the steps they can take to promote good mental health, such as keeping active, talking through problems and taking time to relax.�
Publisher: Public Health Agency
Subject: Mental wellbeing, Suicide, Self harm
These guidelines are for those in the media who have involvement with the reporting or portrayal of suicide and represent an important source of information to help ensure that the quality of reporting and portrayal on this important and sensitive topic is of a high standard.
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Subject: health, Nursing, Hospital, Self harm, Suicide, Substance misuse, Drugs misuse
A proposal to pilot nursing assessment of self harm in Accident and Emergency Departments (A&E) was developed by key stakeholders in nurse education and suicide prevention in the South East and submitted to the National Council for the Professional Development of Nursing and Midwifery in April...
Publisher: Public Health Agency
Subject: Media reporting, Suicide, Self harm, information
These guidelines are for those in the media who have involvement with the reporting or portrayal of suicide and represent an important source of information to help ensure that the quality of reporting and portrayal on this important and sensitive topic is of a high standard.
Publisher: Department of Health (Northern Ireland)
Subject: Self harm
Represent a Risk of Serious Physical Harm to Themselves or Others
