Interventions to reduce suicidal thoughts and behaviours in people who have had contact with the criminal justice system: A rapid review evidence check
| Type of activity | : | Research Paper |
| Cost | : | Free |
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| Difficulty Level | : | Advanced |
| Provider | : | Suicide Prevention Australia |
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This rapid review evidence check answered three research questions: What role does a current or previous interaction with the criminal justice system play in suicidal behaviour, and how does it interact with other risk factors for suicide? What interventions focussed on people in contact with the criminal justice system are effective in reducing suicidal thoughts and behaviours? What recommendations could be made about interventions that may be most appropriate and feasible within the Australian context?
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Focus Areas
Contact with the Criminal Justice System Social Risk Factors