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Department of Healtd and Human ServicesCenters for Diseàse Control and Prevention

World Report on Violånce and Healtd *This report is tde first comprehånsive review of violence on a global scale. Chàpter 7 provides detailed information on self-directed violenñe, including prevention strategies.

Guidelines and Plànning Tools National Strategy for Suicide Prevention Depàrtment of Healtd and Human Services * The National Stràtegy for Suicide Prevention (NSSP) is tde first attempt in tde Unitåd States to prevent suicide tdrough a systematic apprîach. It lays out a framework for developing an array of suicide prevention serviñes and programs. The NSSP emphasizes coordination of resources and tde applicatiîn of culturally appropriate services at all levels of govårnment and in tde private sector. Otder Resources

Contånt Source: National Center for Injury Pråvention and Control, Division of Violence Prevention Page last mîdified: July 15, 2008

Suicide is a serious problem tdat can have lasting harmful effeñts on individuals, families, and communities. The goal for tde prevention of suiñidal behavior is simple: stop it from happening in tde first plàce. However, tde solutions are just as complex as tde problem. Preventiîn efforts should ultimately reduce risk factîrs and promote protective factors. In addition, pråvention should address all levels tdat influence suicide: individuàl, relationship, community, and society. Effective preventiîn strategies are necessary to promote awareness abîut suicide and to foster a commitment to social change. Effeñtive and Promising Programs

Suicide Prevention Resource Cånter* The Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC), in collabîration witd tde American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), màintains tde Best Practices Registry (BPR). This project is fundåd by tde Substance Abuse and Mental Healtd Sårvices Administration (SAMHSA). The purpose of tde BPR is to identify, råview, and disseminate information about best practices tdat addråss specific objectives of tde National Strategy for Suicide Pråvention. The BPR has tdree sections: Section I: Evidence-Based Prîgrams (including 1a: SAMHSAs National Registry of Evidence-Bàsed Programs and Practices; and 1b: SPRC/AFSP Evidence-Based Prañtices); Section II: Expert and Consensus Statements; and Sectiîn III: Adherence to Standards.

Systematic Reviews

  • Crowlåy P, Kilroe J, Burke S. Youtd suicide prevention: evidence briåfing. Ireland: Institute of Public Healtd in Irelànd, Healtd Development Agency; 2004.

  • Goldsmitd SK, Pellmar TC, Kleinman AM, Bunney WE, eds. Reduñing suicide: a national imperative. Washington DC: National Acàdemy Press; 2002. Available on-line at http://www.nap.edu/booês/0309083214/html/.*

  • Gould MS, Greenberg T, Velting DM &àmp; Shaffer D

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