...Nicola Evans; Deborah Edwards; Phill Chick Purpose The purpose of this mixed methods rapid study was to identify the barriers and facilitators to implement relational and environmental risk management approaches to manage suicidality in inpatient services. Design/methodology/approach...

..., suicidal intent, thoughts or overdose represented the highest percentage of referrals to the CAMHS service (38.3%); depression, low mood and sadness represented the next highest figure (19%) and anxiety and depression (10.6%) broadly speaking 68% of referrals related to low mood. Out of the 44 cases...

...Robert J. Snowden; Jordan Holt; Nicola Simkiss; Aimee Smith; Daniel Webb; Nicola S. Gray Purpose Wales Applied Risk Research Network (WARRN) is a formulation-based technique for the assessment and management of serious risk (e.g. violence to others, suicide, etc.) for users of mental health...

...Claire L. O’Reilly; Rebekah J. Moles; Evelyn Boukouvalas; Sarira El-Den Purpose Suicide is a major cause of preventable mortality and primary healthcare professionals, including pharmacists, require appropriate training to communicate with and support people at risk of suicide. Mental Health First...

... A focus on risk and accountability has produced an environment where the law and legal styles of thinking have come to influence practice. This is often associated with blame in the minds of the health professional. Given the legal obligation to prevent suicide, health professionals may take...

... to poor outcomes, such as suicide is very complex, occasionally appears contradictory, and caution is required in application. The paradigm of recovery provides a way forward in the assessment and management of risk that moves away from any pretence of future prediction and aims to engage with service...

...Sophie Oakes-Rogers; Karen Slade Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the role of trauma experience in pathways to self-harm or attempted suicide in female prisoners who died through self-inflicted death in England and Wales. Design/methodology/approach – Quantitative study...

...Kathryn Marley Magruder; Janet Ann York; Rebecca G Knapp; Derik Edward Yeager; Elizabeth Marshall; Mark DeSantis Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to evaluate provider outcomes in response to two modes of suicide prevention training (e-learning and in-person) and a control group...

...Celeste Foster; Lynsey Birch; Shelly Allen; Gillian Rayner Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to outline a UK-based interdisciplinary workforce development project that had the aim of improving service delivery for children and young people who self-harm or are feeling suicidal. Design...

...Louise Phillips; Stephanie Tannis‐Ellick; Betsy Scott Purpose Observations have been made that mental health students receive very little support following observing patients displaying suicidal behaviour. The purpose of this paper is to conduct a small‐scale empirical study to investigate...

... co‐ordinator Case management Depression Suicide Education Training Evaluation First impressions of a national learning resource to support positive practice in using the Care Programme Approach in mental health settings Andy Betts Ian McGonagle Ian Baguley Christine Jackson Carol Callinan...

...Adrian Hayes; Gill Lever‐Green Suicide prevention is a priority issue in HM Prison Service of England and Wales. Past training in this area has concentrated on the completion of paperwork over direct interactions with suicidal people. HM Prison Service commissioned STORM, a training scheme focusing...