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Recommendations from the 2021 Australasian Society for Autism Research “Health, Wellbeing and Suicide Prevention in Autism” Conference and Roundtable - Final report and policy brief (brief now translated to Portuguese)

Darren Hedley, Sarah Cassidy, Chris Templin, Susan Hayward, Alexandra Haschek, Erin Bulluss, Jac Den Houting, Kairi Kõlves, Brenna Maddox, Lisa Morgan, Rachel Moseley, Aspasia Stacey Rabba, Axel-Nathaniel Rose, Mark Stokes & Robyn Young

Report published via La Trobe

This report and policy brief was compiled with international leaders and researchers in the fields of autism health and wellbeing, suicide prevention research and policy, and people with lived experience. It is intended to:
1. Raise awareness of the increased suicide risk within the autistic community. 2. Identify gaps in research and practice. 3. Identify solutions and a course of action to reduce suicide behaviour and death by suicide within the autistic community.
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Recommendations from the 2021 Australasian Society for Autism Research “Health, Wellbeing and Suicide Prevention in Autism” Conference and Roundtable - Final report and policy brief

Darren Hedley, Sarah Cassidy, Chris Templin, Susan Hayward, Alexandra Haschek, Erin Bulluss, Jac Den Houting, Kairi Kõlves, Brenna Maddox, Lisa Morgan, Rachel Moseley, Aspasia Stacey Rabba, Axel-Nathaniel Rose, Mark Stokes & Robyn Young

Report published via La Trobe

This Report and Policy brief was compiled with international leaders and researchers in the fields of autism health and wellbeing, suicide prevention research and policy, and people with lived experience. It is intended to:
1. Raise awareness of the increased suicide risk within the autistic community. 2. Identify gaps in research and practice. 3. Identify solutions and a course of action to reduce suicide behaviour and death by suicide within the autistic...

No citations were reported. No usage information was reported.

https://doi.org/10.26181/19690432.v1 Cite

Recommendations from the 2021 Australasian Society for Autism Research “Health, Wellbeing and Suicide Prevention in Autism” Conference and Roundtable - Final report and policy brief (brief now translated to Portuguese)

Darren Hedley, Sarah Cassidy, Chris Templin, Susan Hayward, Alexandra Haschek, Erin Bulluss, Jac Den Houting, Kairi Kõlves, Brenna Maddox, Lisa Morgan, Rachel Moseley, Aspasia Stacey Rabba, Axel-Nathaniel Rose, Mark Stokes & Robyn Young

Report published via La Trobe

This report and policy brief was compiled with international leaders and researchers in the fields of autism health and wellbeing, suicide prevention research and policy, and people with lived experience. It is intended to:
1. Raise awareness of the increased suicide risk within the autistic community. 2. Identify gaps in research and practice. 3. Identify solutions and a course of action to reduce suicide behaviour and death by suicide within the autistic community.
...

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https://doi.org/10.26181/19690432.v2 Cite

OSPF-NIAS Tuberculosis Newsletter _Third Issue (August 2021)

Nibedita Rath, G.Sitta Sittampalam, Rudrodip Majumdar, B Chinmayee, Tupeshwari Devi, Upendra Kumar, Poonam Kumari & Abhishek Kumar

Online Resource published via figshare

Storytelling is the best way to grab people's attention, and people who can tell the most compelling stories, stories about their lives, can command the most influence within their communities. Stories are a powerful tool in engaging people that help in knowledge and experience sharing, and they possess the potential to influence quality improvement in healthcare. Sharing a survivor's experience during the journey of the recovery process can reflect upon improvements or problems in a...

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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.21939554 Cite

OSPF-NIAS Tuberculosis Newsletter _Third Issue (August 2021)

Nibedita Rath, G.Sitta Sittampalam, Rudrodip Majumdar, B Chinmayee, Tupeshwari Devi, Upendra Kumar, Poonam Kumari & Abhishek Kumar

Online Resource published via figshare

Storytelling is the best way to grab people's attention, and people who can tell the most compelling stories, stories about their lives, can command the most influence within their communities. Stories are a powerful tool in engaging people that help in knowledge and experience sharing, and they possess the potential to influence quality improvement in healthcare. Sharing a survivor's experience during the journey of the recovery process can reflect upon improvements or problems in a...

No citations were reported. No usage information was reported.

https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.21939554.v2 Cite