Suicide Prevention: Safer Mental Health Care
Dr. Sharon McDonnell is presenting at Greater Manchester West Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust conference entitled Suicide Prevention: Safer Mental Health Care. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Time to Talk: A Service of Reflection for People Affected by Suicide.
Professor David Mosse organises this service held at St Martin-in-the-Field, Trafalgar Square, London, for those bereaved or affected by suicide.
Emergency and Essential Service Health & Wellbeing Network: Senior Management Team Conference
This event leads the way, as it focuses on the importance of focusing on the mental health of staff working in emergency services.
The National Suicide Prevention Alliance National Conference
The National Suicide Prevention Alliance (NSPA) is an alliance of public, private and voluntary organisations in England who collaborate to help reduce suicide and support those bereaved or affected by suicide.
Patient Safety Learning Event
Dr. Sharon McDonnell presented her work to health professionals at South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust at their Patient Safety Learning Event.
Suicide and Self Harm
Dr. Sharon McDonnell presented at the Royal College of Psychiatrists Suicide and Self Harm learning event.Support after a suicide: Developing and delivering local bereavement support services
The steps and processes in this section have been drawn from the practices of existing suicide postvention support services in England, with input from organisations delivering support services and from people bereaved or affected by suicide.Support after a suicide: Evaluating local bereavement support services
This is a toolkit to help suicide bereavement services plan an evaluation using a 12 step approach.
National Suicide Prevention Strategy for England update published
The cross-Government National Suicide Prevention Strategy for England was published in 2012.
HOC Suicide Prevention Report
The House of Commons Health Committee have published their interim report on suicide prevention.
Barry McGale is keynote speaker in New York
Barry McGale is the keynote speaker at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Survivor Day Conference on the 19th November 2016
Social Aspects of Death, Dying and Bereavement
This one day event is hosted by the IWG for Death, Dying and Bereavement and co hosted by members from Scotland, Wales and Ireland and is being supported by the Scottish Government.
Impact of Suicide in the UK Study
Those bereaved or affected by suicide always outnumber the deceased and are also at increased risk of suicide. Despite this little is known about the impact of suicide in the UK and how to best support the bereaved.
Mental health promotion and prevention training programmes
Public Health England have published a document which highlights mental health promotion and prevention training programmes.
National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Homicide
October 2016: The National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Homicide by People with Mental Illness have published their report.
Support After Suicide, A Guide to Providing Local Services: A Practical Resource
This document has been designed to guide health and well-being boards, commissioners etc to understand why caring for those bereaved by suicide (termed as postvention) is a key aspect of local suicide prevention.
Making Mental Health Care Safer
The Centre for Mental Health and Safety based at the University of Manchester are hosting a conference entitled ‘Making Mental Health Care Safer: 20 years of the National Confidential Inquiry’
Suicide Bereavement: Working Together To Make A Difference
Suicide Bereavement UK host their national annual suicide bereavement conference in collaboration with Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust.
SPIN Conference 2016
Dr. Sharon McDonnell presents her research on suicide bereavement at the SPIN conference, organised by NHS England and Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust