This presentation provides insights into suicidal behaviour from existing literature and surveys in post-secondary settings as well as insights from a study on the correlates and predictors or suicidal behaviours. The presentation also highlights who improves and what facilitates improvement, treatment and how many see treatment and engagement.
In this session, a panel of speakers shared the University of Calgary’s approach to handling student deaths. Each member of the panel presented on an aspect of broader policy, communication and clinical response or practice.
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Zero Suicide is a system-wide, organizational commitment to safer suicide care in health and behavioural health care systems. The Zero Suicide Toolkit operationalizes the core components necessary for health care systems to transform suicide care, and groups them into seven elements.