Rethinking Suicide Prevention Research - Moving Beyond Traditional Statistical Significance [0.03%]
重新思考自杀预防研究——超越传统的统计意义
Beth Ann Griffin,Gabriel W Hassler,Arielle H Sheftall et al.
Beth Ann Griffin et al.
Suicide is a major public health concern globally, and despite decades of research, there has been a disappointing lack of progress in identifying effective prevention strategies and interventions. We argue over-reliance on traditional stat...
Suicide Plans Involving a Firearm and Levels of Suicidal Intent Among Firefighters [0.03%]
消防员涉及枪支的自杀计划和自杀意图等级
Morgan Robison,Tyler B Rice,Melanie A Hom et al.
Morgan Robison et al.
Background: This study examined if firefighters (an occupational group at elevated suicide risk) who have made a suicide plan involving a firearm reported higher suicidal intent than those whose plans did not involve a firearm. Methods: Par...
Influence of Early Responder Interactions on Support-Seeking Behaviors of Suicide Loss Survivors [0.03%]
早期响应者互动对自杀遗属求援行为的影响
Brianna Duval,Emma Peterson,Jim McCauley et al.
Brianna Duval et al.
Background: Suicide bereavement is associated with complex emotional challenges, stigma, and elevated risk of subsequent suicide. Early responders are often the first to interact with or inform survivors of the death. Thus, these interactio...
Eleanor Bailey,Katherine McGill,Lennart Reifels et al.
Eleanor Bailey et al.
Editorial
Crisis. 2025 Jan;46(1):1-6. DOI:10.1027/0227-5910/a000981 2025
Shelby N Baker,Clint A Bowers,Deborah C Beidel et al.
Shelby N Baker et al.
Background: Suicide risk is elevated among first responders. The three-step theory of suicide (3ST), not yet tested in first responders, proposes that the combination of pain and hopelessness leads to suicidal desire, but most relevant stud...
Holding the Line - Mental Well-Being, Stressors, and Coping in Crisis Supporters [0.03%]
风雨同舟：危机支持者的心理福祉、压力源及应对方式
Jayden Sercombe,Emma K Devine,Mark Deady et al.
Jayden Sercombe et al.
Background: Crisis supporters can experience numerous stressors in their role that can impact their own mental well-being. The area remains underexplored in research, particularly relating to substance use, and new trends in the role such a...
Hidden in Plain Sight - Staff Exposure to Suicide and Responses to a New, Systemic Model of Workplace Postvention [0.03%]
显而易见却又被忽视的——员工接触自杀事件及对新的系统性职场事后干预模型的回应
Alison Clements,Priscilla Ennals,Susan Young et al.
Alison Clements et al.
Background: Exposure to suicide is associated with a range of psychosocial harms which Australian employers have a legislated responsibility to mitigate. Aims: Examine the impact of suicide on staff, current workplace responses and the effi...
The Prevalence of Suicidal Ideation According to Occupation and Other Employment Variables [0.03%]
职业及其他就业变量下的自杀意念流行率
Isabelle Niedhammer,Elodie Pineau,Sandrine Bertrais
Isabelle Niedhammer
Background: The literature is scant on the associations between employment-related variables and suicidal ideation. Aims: The objectives were to explore these associations in the national French working population. Methods: The study relied...
Evaluating the Impact and Cultural Relevance of LifeKeepers Gatekeeper Training Across Three Training Modalities [0.03%]
评估生命守护者门控人员培训项目在三种培训模式下的影响和文化相关性
Denise Kingi-Ulu&#x;ave,Chris Framptom,Tania Cargo et al.
Denise Kingi-Ulu&#x;ave et al.
Background: While Gatekeeper Training (GKT) is an accepted component of suicide prevention strategies, there is little evidence about its effectiveness with Indigenous populations and online. Aims: This study examined the effects of LifeKee...