How to Respond After a Suicide: A Guide for Extension Professionals
Rachel Culp, Abbey Martin, Breann Vandenberg, Dusti Linnell, Robin Maille, Ivan Estrada and Allison E. Myers, PhD, MPH
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Learn about the complexities of suicide in Oregon: rates, postvention strategies, and a toolkit for Extension Professionals.
Explore the intricacies of suicide as a complex public health concern, outlining details on suicide rates in Oregon, postvention efforts and a toolkit designed for OSU Extension faculty and staff to link with local postvention responses. Learn about organized postvention activities, communication protocols, evaluation plans and additional resources for supporting communities impacted by suicide.
Explore the intricacies of suicide as a complex public health concern, outlining details on suicide rates in Oregon, postvention efforts and a toolkit designed for OSU Extension faculty and staff to link with local postvention responses. Emphasizing the importance of organized postvention activities, communication protocols and evaluation plans, it underscores Extension's role in supporting communities impacted by suicide and provides additional resources.
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