MidCentral District Health Board Suicide Prevention and Postvention Action Plan 1 Year 2018 2019
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MidCentral District Health
Board Suicide Prevention
and Postvention
Action Plan
1 Year
2018 – 2019
1He Mihi Community
E ngā pae maunga o Ruahine o Tararua, o Tararua, e tu ake nei
E ngā wai o Manawatu, o Ōroua, o Rangitikei e rarapa mai ana
Karanga mai, karanga mai, karanga mai
E ngā mana, e ngā karanga maha huri āwhiotia i ngā tōpito o te aotūroa nei tēnā koutou katoa
Tena koutou i runga i ngā āhuatanga e uruhia mai nei i a tātou katoa, ahakoa ko wai, ahakoa nō hea
Kei āku nui, kei āku rahi, e ngā iwi kainga, arā, Rangitāne o Manawatu, Ngāti Kauwhata, Rangitāne o Tamaki Nui a Rua me Ngāti Raukawa ki te tonga,
karanga mai, karanga mai.
2Background
The original MDHB Suicide Prevention Postvention Action Plan was from 2015-2017. As the Ministry of Health is working through the best possible
way to progress with a national suicide prevention strategy, and with the Mental Health Enquiry taking place, the MoH have asked all DHBs who do
not have a current Suicide Prevention Plan in place to move forward with one.
The options were to do either a 1 year interim plan, or a 3 year plan. In consultation with the MDHB Suicide Prevention Postvention Response Team, a
1 year plan was decided upon due to time constraints and the impact this would have on the ability to consult widely.
During 2018-2019 work will commence on developing a long-term plan.
The MDHB Suicide Prevention Postvention Response Team’s role is to coordinate a response to suspected suicides, as well as engage in suicide
prevention initiatives. Membership consists of representatives from central and local government agencies and from appropriate health and social
service agencies that can assist with the purpose of the team. Also, when a person on school age dies by suicide there is the Critical Incident Response
Team available.
In late 2017, a Tararua Local Response Team was established to increase coordination and capacity of suicide postvention management, as well as to
support community wellbeing and development initiatives in the areas of mental health promotion and suicide prevention, within the Tararua district.
It consists of representatives from central and local government agencies and from community based health and social service agencies This team
provides a local response in partnership with the MDHB Suicide Prevention Postvention Response Team.
A Horowhenua Local Response Team is in the process of being created, with Local Response Teams for other areas of the community to also be
developed in the future.
The MidCentral Mental Health and Addiction Network, called Unison was established in 2017, and aims to deliver better services by providers for
mental health and/or addiction service users and their families/whānau.
Unison is a network of providers and stakeholders representing the complete continuum of service delivery across all age ranges. The combined
coordinated input of all representatives aims to create an integrated system of care which includes input from intersectoral agencies and all other
providers. Unison will play a role in supporting the implementation of mental health programmes, including the suicide prevention strategy, and
3ensuring connectivity between providers who have input to suicide prevention. The combined group of providers in the Unison Network work
together to identify and resolve the mental health and addiction needs of consumers who use their respective health, support and social services.
MDHB Locality plans in Tararua, Horowhenua and Manawatu have been developed in response to community needs. These include Mental Health &
Addictions initiatives for the year 2018-2019.
Population Suicide rates
In the 2013 census the MidCentral DHB population was assessed to be 162,564. The defined area is based on territorial authority and ward
boundaries, and for MidCentral DHB these include Manawatu, Tararua, Horowhenua, a part of Kapiti district (Ōtaki Ward), and Palmerston North
city. The gender split of the MidCentral population is 52% female and 48% male.
MidCentral District Population by Ethnicity at 2006 Census and 2013 Census (percentages):
4Suicide rates
From 2004 to 2014, the average suicide rate for MidCentral DHB was 16.2 per 100,000. This compares to the national rate of 12 per 100,000 over the
same time period. It is important to note that the rate for MidCentral tends to fluctuate to a large degree. As an example, 2005 had a rate of 22 per
100,000 people, while 2012 was 12.5 per 100,000.
Age
Using the same 2004-2014 time period, MidCentral is over the national average for most age groups. Unlike nationally, MidCentral has a peak in the
40-44 year old (28.2 per 100,000) and 45-49 (29.2 per 100,000) demographics. This means those in middle age are a demographic that require
targeted initiatives.
As with the national average, MidCentral rates also peak for 20-24 year olds (29.5 per 100,000), meaning they are also a significant area that requires
targeting.
Gender
Men outnumber women in suicide statistics, and MidCentral is no exception. Data shows that men take their lives at three times the rate of women.
In particular, middle aged men are a key demographic that are over represented in MDHB.
No data is publicly available to show rates for those who are gender diverse.
Ethnicity
No public data sets show suicides by ethnicity on a DHB level. Nationally Maori have a higher rate of suicide than non-Maori.
5Locality
MidCentral is made up of four territorial authorities, Tararua District, Manawatu District, Palmerston North City, and Horowhenua District. The Otaki
ward of the Kapiti District is also part of MidCentral.
From 2004-2014 Tararua and Otaki were the areas that had the highest rates, although their smaller populations do mean that a small number of
suicides can dramatically shift their rate.
A Local Response Team was established in Tararua in early-2018, and another is being established for Horowhenua/Otaki.
6Key achievements of the previous action plan
Established pathway for Coronial data, received from Clinical Advisory Services Aotearoa on behalf of the Minsitry of Health; and a response for all
suspected suicides in MDHB region is undertaken.
Development of a Tararua Local Response Team.
Initiatives that support an inclusive environment for the rainbow community have been rolled out such as Gender & Sexual Diversity @ Work
Trainings.
Contracted the iwi Māori service provider Best Care Whakapai Hauora for Kaupapa Māori Suicide Prevention Services.
Comprehensive report completed by YOSS and the Palmy Youth Network about young people’s experiences of cyber bullying in Palmerston North.
The report found that over a third of the young people surveyed had been victims of cyber bullying.
Cyberbullying workshops delivered across the region for schools and professionals working with young people. A cyberbullying resource was also
developed and distributed, which lists key resources.
‘Coming together to remember those we have lost to suicide’ community gatherings held yearly, in collaboration with ACROSS Social Services. This
was identified as a need from the community.
A range of education and training workshops delivered to various attendees, examples of these are: Wellbeing presentation to rural community;
Children, Tamariki, Whanau and Families Forum which included presentations from a variety of services (CAFS, MSF, ACROSS, Child Health, Barnados,
Child Development, Gateways); and perinatal mental health and wellbeing forum.
In collaboration with CAFS, mental health/wellbeing session for employees at a construction materials company; training on anxiety delivered to
RTLBs, PHNs; and The Detection and Management of People at Risk of Suicide Seminar, delivered to a wide variety of participants including front-line
workers, tertiary education sector, and the NGO sector.
A wide variety of mental health, wellbeing and suicide prevention postvention resources and service information distributed to agencies and the
community, such as the ACROSS bereaved by suicide support group. Resources and information also disseminated in regards to current affairs/media,
as appropriate.
Implemented Vintage Parties for older people with the Palmerston North City Council to address social isolation and enhance well-being.
Implemented specific approaches to support initiatives for Māori suicide prevention; particularly wananga in Foxton, Shannon and Levin (paepae
wananga and safe talk forums).
Implemented resource Toolkit for whanau and people working with families, under Supporting Parents Healthy Children initiative.
Engaged with the local media to ensure awareness of media guidelines ‘Guidelines and Reporting Suicide’.
7 Kaupapa Maori suicide workshop held March 2018 to develop initiatives from a kaupapa maori response to suicide prevention and intervention using
the turamarama declaration (launched by Dr Mason Durie in 2016).
Liaison and information now occurs between mental health and addiction services and suicide prevention coordinator. Emerging trends can be
identified from data.
Coronial data on suspected suicide now collected and analysed in terms of trends and planning needs in the district.
8Action Area 1: Promote Mental Health and Wellbeing and Prevent Mental Health Problems
Activity/Objective Action Performance Partners Key Lead
Measure/Milestone
Support mental health Support a coordinated approach Develop appropriate initiatives Public Health Service, Public Health Services
and wellbeing for to youth wellbeing and safety Netsafe,
people experiencing Schools, Youthline,
bullying CAFS, WellStop
Build community Identify effective models of Effective resiliency programs Youth One Stop Shop, Public Health Services,
resilience resilience for youth, young adult and Secondary Schools, YOSS
older persons identified Massey University,
Lesbian and Gay Rights
Effective programs for the Association, G.P.
youth Rainbow community. Practice teams,
Rainbow community - gender Age Concern, Federated
and sexual diversity inclusivity Farmers, Rural Support
initiatives and trainings Networks,
Employers Federation,
Kia Piki Te Kaha Suicide
prevention
Coordinators, Sport
Manawatu, Central PHO,
Implement Youth Leadership Implemented Te Tihi o Ruahine Mental Health Services,
Programmes Mana o te Tangata Trust,
CPHO
9Develop a 5 Ways to Wellbeing Suicide Prevention
style resource for young people Resource is developed Postvention Response Central PHO, Te TiHi
Team, Mental Health
Foundation
To coordinate key To support the coordinated Establishment of Unison sub- Ministry of Social Service Director MH&AS,
government and social response committees which address Development, Housing MDHB UNISON
service agencies wider health determinants e.g. NZ, Public Health Unit,
initiatives to address housing, employment. City Council, UCOL,
identified service users
issues
Increase capacity & Facilitate workforce Suicide Forums held annually across Clinical Mental Health Public Health Services,
capability of mental Prevention Forums to discuss the region. Focus on Services, NGO Project Coordinator
health addictions ongoing suicide prevention to Horowhenua and Tararua Iwi/Māori, Pacific,
workforce around include update on current Refugee Services, NGOs,
suicide prevention and research, activities, issues, new Extra community meetings Kia Piki Te Kaha Suicide
postvention resources held if a suicide cluster or prevention Co-
contagion develops ordinators, G.P.
Practices, Pharmacies,
GP Practice Education Seminars A series of 9 GP Education Specialist Child Central PHO
Seminars per annum Adolescent and Family
Mental Health Service,
Trainings delivered that cover Public Health Services,
10suicide prevention, identification, Central PHO CAFS and Public Health
screening, management, referral
pathways
Increase the Trainings delivered in settings Trainings are delivered Child Adolescent Mental Public Health Service,
confidence, skills and that may be not be commonly throughout the region Health team, Ministry of CAFS,
knowledge of the accessed e.g. rural community. Health (workshop NGO Project Coordinator
community around trainings)
suicide prevention, as Provide national community
well as mental health trainings e.g. LifeKeepers
wellbeing
Community led-initiatives are
supported
Support mental health Identify effective and evidence Initiatives Suicide Prevention Suicide Prevention
and wellbeing based initiatives/programmes for supported/implemented Postvention Response Postvention Response
initiatives for men men Team Team
Build mental health Provide Mental Health Awareness Communities are informed Supporting Families in NGO Project Coordinator,
literacy and depression Training workshops e.g. Mental about availability of Mental Illness, Marae, Public Health Services
awareness Health 101 and workshops workplaces, rural
Depression Awareness workshops support agencies,
Information on referral NGO’s, Social Services,
QPR Suicide Training Tool pathways for help seeking is PHO, pharmacies,
Gatekeeper Training shared Age Concern
ASIST Training Tool
11Activities documented and
evaluated
Support mental health Community suicide prevention Relationship with Suicide Iwi Services, Kia Piki Te Kaha Māori
and wellbeing initiatives Prevention Coordinators and Central PHO, Suicide Prevention
initiatives for Māori are supported by (Kia Piki Te Kaha Iwi Providers are strengthened Community Nurse for Coordinators, Public
and Pasifika Service) and initiatives supported Pasifika Health Services, Pasifika
Initiatives documented Advisory Group
Establish/strengthen relationships Assistance with initiatives and Pasifika Advisory Group
with Pasifika Community resources provided on request Levin
Kaupapa Maori Suicide Assistance with establishing Iwi Services, NGO’s Kia Piki Te Kaha Maori
Prevention Roopu strengthen initiatives aligned with Mana o te Tangata Trust Suicide Prevention
Turamarama Declaration Turamarama Declaration. Central PHO NGO Coordinator
initiatives. Initiatives documented Ministry of Education Mana o te Tangata Trust
Support mental health Further strengthen relationships Mental Health/Wellbeing Public Health Nurses, Public Health Services
and wellbeing with refugee services and offer presentations delivered to Red Cross Refugee
initiatives for refugees assistance with identified refugees as part of the Service,
activities orientation programme for Multicultural Council,
new families are implemented Central PHO
and evaluated
Support mental health Provide education on link Training delivered re screening MDHB Family Violence MDHBFamily Violence
and wellbeing between violence, sexual abuse for family violence in primary Intervention Intervention Coordinator,
12initiatives for people and mental health care Coordinator, NGO Project Coordinator,
experiencing Family violence screening and Public Health Service Public Health Services
violence/domestic referral processes to be more Promoters, CPHO,
violence fully implemented Manawatu Abuse
Intervention Network,
Support agencies working in Te Aroha Noa (Men’s
family violence and sexual abuse Staff of these agencies receive Group), Police,
QPR or other appropriate Community Corrections,
Encourage health professionals to community based training Women’s Refuge, Kia
use opportunities to engage with Piki Te Kaha Service,
patients about domestic violence Information disseminated to Kauri Integrated Family
e.g. 6 week post-natal check health professionals Health Centre
Support mental health Work with Age Concern and Programs are provided and Age Concern, MDHB Family Violence
wellbeing for older MDHB Star ward to identify issues evaluated Police, City Council’s, Intervention Coordinator,
people experiencing and coordinate a response Housing NZ, Primary NGO Project Coordinator,
elder abuse Mental Health Service, Public Health Services
Health Promotion
Advisers
13Action Area 2: Improve the Care of People who are Experiencing Mental Disorders Associated with Suicidal
Behaviour
Activity/Objective Action Performance Partners Key Lead
Measure/Milestone
Recognition and support Disseminate “help seeking” Two workshops a year are Supporting Families in Public Health Services,
for people experiencing information through non advertised, delivered and Mental Illness, Kia Piki Te NGO Project Coordinator
mental health &alcohol mental health sector e.g. Work evaluated Kaha Coordinators
and drug problems and Income, workplaces Public Health Services,
Health Promoters
Dissemination of information Iwi Providers, YOSS,
recorded via the NGO Primary Mental Health
Workforce Development Service, Specialist AOD
Coordinator Service, Youthline, MASH
Trust
Raise awareness of signs Deliver Mental Health 101 Training delivered and Mental Health Services, NGO Project Coordinator,
and symptoms exhibited Workshops, documented by existing Skylight, Public Health Services
by people experiencing Mental Health Awareness workforce development Kia Piki Te Kaha Service
mental health, alcohol & Workshops, monitoring frameworks
drug addiction problems Information provided on
among health bereaved by suicide support Training requirements Training Providers
professionals and other identified and provided
front line workers Identify specific training needs where requested
for G.Ps practice Teams
Number of participants
completing training are
documented
Refugees/immigrants Strengthen relationships with Programs and workshops English language Public Health Services,
14with mental health issues refugee/immigrant services provided as identified and partners, Red Cross Central PHO
are well supported and provide opportunities to requested by Refugee Refugee Services,
support refugees experiencing Services/Manawatu Mental Health Services,
mental health and alcohol & Multicultural Centre Manawatu Multicultural
drug addiction problems Centre, Central PHO, G.P
Access to refugee/Immigrant Practice Teams,
support services/information Pharmacies
Improve the care for Public Health Service to Initiatives are Suicide prevention Kia Piki Te Kaha, Public
Māori who have mental support and work alongside supported/strengthened as per Coordinators, Clinical Health Services
health, alcohol & drug Suicide Prevention Te Whakauruora Resource e.g. Mental Health Services,
issues associated with Coordinators advocate for a choice of Central PHO,
suicidal behaviours in the delivery & support for services to be available and Iwi Services,
marae, whānau and Māori appropriate for whānau to Whānau/family Advisor,
communities access help when required Māori Women’s Welfare
League,
Pharmacies
15Action Area 3: Improve the Care of Service Users Who Make Non-fatal Attempts
Activity/Objective Action Performance Partners Key Lead
Measure/Milestone
Provide appropriate Establish follow up support for Follow up strategies identified ACROSS Social Service, Supporting Families in
support for service family/ whānau of a person and recorded Clinical Mental Health Mental Illness Service
users, parents family, who has attempted suicide or Services, Emergency
whanaū (including Māori self-harm e.g. individual/group Department,
and Pacific) who have support, support from GP Practice Teams,
children who have agencies, information and NGOs,
attempted suicide/ self- education Ministry of Education,
harm Youth One Stop Shop,
Supporting Families in
Mental Illness,
Oranga Tamariki,
Kia Piki Te Kaha Suicide
prevention Coordinators,
Safe Community
Coordinator-Palmerston
North City Council
Improve communication Continued collaboration Follow up processes are Specialist Mental Health Specialist Mental Health
and referral processes between ED and Mental Health documented Services, Services,
between GP Practice Services on follow up of clients Central PHO, Central PHO,
Teams, Specialist Mental after a suicide attempt or Emergency Department, Emergency Department
Health Services and serious self-harm Mental Health Emergency
Emergency Department Team ,
following a person’s A prompt online notification is IT/Emergency
16self-harm attempt provided to GP Practice Team’s Establishment of WEBPAS Department,
following an attempted suicide
or self-harm
Support improved referral Strategy for improving
pathways from GP Practice timeliness of assessment
Teams interface with clinical identified
Mental Health Service
Suicide and suicide Support Māori Suicide Māori and Pacific people are Suicide Prevention Kia Piki Te Kaha Suicide
attempt rates among Prevention Coordinators to able to access the service of Coordinators Kia Piki Te Prevention Co-ordinators,
Māori and Pacifica are assist people to navigate their choice Kaha Service, Iwi and Public Health Service
reduced through the mental health Māori Services,
system to receive culturally DHB Pacific Mental Health
appropriate help Liaison Coordinator
17Action Area 4: Reduce Access to Means of Suicide
Activity/Objective Action Performance Partners Key Lead
Measure/Milestone
Reduce access to potential Monitor coronial data that Evidence of action is Suicide Prevention Public Health Services,
suicide methods in order to looks at method of suicide to documented and reported to Postvention Response Suicide Prevention
reduce suicide risk determine action for Community Prevention team Postvention Response
prevention e.g. firearms Postvention Reference Group Primary Mental Health Team
storage Services,
Police, Federated
Work with local councils, Repetitive sites/methods for Farmers,
institutions and businesses, suicide attempts are identified Public Health Services,
for any recognized repetitive and the appropriate TA’s
suicide methods e.g. jump authority/business are NGO Sector,
sites supported to take action Clinical Mental Health
Services,
Advise those caring for Ensure information is Central PHO,
people at high risk of suicide available for distribution to Public Health Services
to remove potential means to carers, family/whānau
suicide e.g. toxic substances,
firearms
Increase awareness for Provide information to Information provided to Primary Mental Health Public Health Services,
community about ways to friends/family of people to friends/family about reducing Services, Specialist Suicide Prevention
reduce access to means of limit possibility of future suicide means as a prevention Mental Health Services, Postvention Response
suicide suicide attempts strategy NGOs, Team, NGO Project
e.g. pathways to helping community agencies, Coordinator
agencies Crisis Intervention
Response Team, Kia Piki
18Te Kaha Suicide
Coordinators, Public
Health Mental
Promotion health
Advisors
Safer Work with GP Practice Teams Action documented Central PHO, NGO Project Coordinator
dispensing/prescribing of on providing information of Pharmacies,
medications dangers of over prescribing Integrated Medicine
medication to those who Management Leadership
have attempted suicide or are Alliance,
at risk of suicide Specialist Mental Health
Services,
Clinical Services &
Pharmacy
Reduce access by Māori to Support and work alongside Support and strengthen Iwi and Māori Providers, Public Health Service, Kia
means of suicide Iwi/Māori Providers to initiatives as per Te MidCentral Health, Piki Te Kaha Māori Suicide
provide information to Whakauruora Plan e.g. NGOs, Primary Mental Prevention Coordinators
families/whānau to remove Provide choice and access to Health
potential means services including tohunga,
Māori healers
19Action Area 5: Promote Safe Reporting and Portrayal of Suicide Behaviour by the Media
Activity/Objective Action Performance Partners Key Lead
Measure/Milestone
Agencies and community Resources and information Resources and information Suicide Prevention Public Health Services
have appropriate disseminated in regards to disseminated as needed Postvention Response
information and resources current affairs/media Team
in regards to current
affairs/media
Action Area 6: Support Family/Whānau, Friends and others affected by Suicide or Suicide Attempt
Activity /Objective Action Performance Partners Key Lead
Measure/Milestone
Establish/strengthen Promote and support Information about Suicide Prevention Response Public Health Services,
relationship services for those bereaved supportive agencies Team, ACROSS Social Service, ACROSS Social Service, Kia
with agencies that will by suicide distributed Kia Piki Te Kaha Suicide Piki Te Kaha Suicide
offer support to those through general practice, prevention Coordinators, Prevention Coordinators
bereaved by suicide media, churches, funeral Public Health Services,
including supporting the directors, social services, Facilitators of Bereaved by Supporting Families in Mental
capacity and capability marae, workplaces, clubs, Support Groups feel well Illness,
of facilitators of sports groups and supported Iwi Services,
specialist suicide- community groups Victim Support,
prevention programs Funeral Directors,
Support for suicide Workplaces,
20bereavement facilitators Sports Clubs,
MidCentral Health , General
Initiatives untaken as Practice,
identified and appropriate Family/Whanaū Advisor,
Skylight, Mental Health
Engage with tertiary sector Tertiary sector are Foundation,
to ensure good supported following an Youthline, Manawatu Police,
coordination following a event Specialist Mental Health Services
suicide
Ensure those bereaved Liaise with Victim Support, Resources and agency Victim Support, Suicide Prevention
by suicide have Police and other mental information is provided ACROSS Social Services, Postvention Response
appropriate knowledge health stakeholders to Police, Kia Piki Te Kaha Suicide Team
of identify and provide up to Prevention Coordinators,
self-help agencies date resources NGO sector
21Action Area 7: Expand the Evidence about Rates, Causes and Effective Interventions
Activity/Objective Action Performance Partners Key Lead
Measure/Milestone
Respond to Coronial Identify opportunities for Opportunities identified and Clinical Advisory Services Suicide Prevention
Data for all suspected intervention implemented Aotearoa (CASA), Specialist Postvention Response
suicides in the district Mental Health Services, Team, Public Health
Debrief meetings held as Findings from evaluation will Community Suicide Prevention Services
identified be feedback to services with Reference Group, Public Health
recommendations Services , Mental Health
Clinical Executive,
Mental Health Serious Adverse
Events Review Group
Child Youth Mortality Member of MidCentral Attendance at meetings and Child Youth Mortality Review Public Health Service,
Review Committee - region Child Youth Mortality contribute as appropriate. Committee Group Child & Youth Mortality
Review, to identify Review Committee with Review Coordinator
opportunities for information provided as
prevention/modification. requested, and attend
meetings
Increase Research is undertaken Research report/findings is Mental Health Services Mental Health Services
evidence/research produced on high end users
and high risk populations in
contact with mental health
and addictions services
22Action Area 8: Increase the Coordination and Capacity of Suicide Postvention Management for at Risk People
Activity/objective Action Performance Partners Key Lead
Measure/Milestone
A coordinated A Suicide Support Model is Procedure of support Community Suicide Public Health Service, Suicide
response to suicide is developed including the following a suicide to prevent Prevention Reference Prevention Postvention
implemented for all formation of Governance contagion or cluster is in Group, Public Health Response Team
identified at risk Group, and Local Response place Services, Local Response
groups teams across the district Team, CASA
A governance group is
Note: a protocol formed.
already exists between
MidCentral Health
CAMHS, Public Health
Service and Ministry of
Education for traumatic
events such as
suspected suicide
involving early
childhood centre and
school children
Local Response Team is Liaise with communities to Local Response Team for Youth One Stop Shop, Public Health Service, Suicide
developed for discuss development of a Horowhenua region is Tararua REAP Team, Tararua Prevention Postvention
Horowhenua district Local Response Team established Youth Service, Strengthening Response Team
Families Network, Minsitry
Continue to support the of Social Development,
Tararua Local Response Oranga Tamariki, Levin
23Team Community Networks,
Horowhenua Strengthening
Families
Liaise with Clinical Emerging trends are Emerging trends are notified Prevention Postvention Public Health Service, Mental
Mental Health Services identified from data to Suicide Prevention Response Team, Clinical Health Service
and community to map Coordinator for any follow up Mental Health and
suspected suicide actions Addictions services, Victim
clients and identify Clinical Mental Health Support,
trends Services An appropriate response is Public Health Services
notified of Coronial Data to developed e.g. a trend is
identify whether suspected identified as a workplace Mental Health Services
suicide is under Clinical therefore help-seeking Adverse Event Review Group
Mental Health Service’s information and support is
provided to the workplace
Information is shared with
Mental Health Services
Adverse Event Review Group
and actioned as per
processes
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