Course description
Suicide Awareness for Acute and Primary Care Healthcare Practitioners (Online)
The study day will include an overview of risk factors, potential triggers and interpersonal and behavioural signs that demonstrate that an individual is at risk. It will include the communication and assessment skills necessary to engage the individual and obtain important information.
Health staff in non-mental health settings often have contact with individuals in mental health crisis and who are at risk of suicide. This study day is intended to raise awareness of the risk factors, indications and immediate interventions in order to make a risk assessment, keep the individual safe and contact the appropriate mental health service.
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Outcome / Qualification etc.
- To provide an overview of the concept of suicide, risk factors, triggers warning signs and how to intervene.
- Identify the factors which may make an individual vulnerable to suicide.
- Gain skills in engaging with the individual and gain vital information regarding their safety.
- Identify and be able to access the appropriate services to support individuals at risk
Expenses
Course Price: £65