Living is for everyone: research and evidence in suicide prevention

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16 July 2008This report sets the context for suicide prevention activity, summarising current research, evidence and statistics relating to suicide and suicide prevention in Australia. It includes material on suicide risk and protective factors for suicide, suicide trends and comparisons, evidence of what works in suicide prevention and a discussion of the Living Is For Everyone (LIFE) suicide prevention model.

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Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/2610
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