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Connecting with People

Start the conversation

What is it? Why is it important?

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SA Health

Connecting with People

> Originally from the UK, CwP is a suicide prevention and mitigation framework formulated from peer reviewed evidence, lived experience and specialist knowledge about suicide and self-harm prevention and treatment > The suite of tools promote a meaningful role for all those involved with the person at risk of suicide

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Everyone’s responsibility

> Responsibility for people with suicidal thoughts often seen to lie with specialist mental health services > Early intervention from a colleague, friend, compassionate health provider or care giver could make a real difference to saving lives > Stems from the belief that everyone has the capacity to help and that this can happen safely

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SA Health

Connecting with People

> Recognises that every encounter with an individual with suicidal thoughts is an

pportunity to intervene and potentially

save their lives > Suicide is preventable, but not all suicides can be prevented

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SA Health

SA Suicide Prevention Plan

2017-2021 > Training provided to broad cross section

f health and community workers and

those involved in assisting people at risk

f suicide

> Promotes compassionate response and a comprehensive best practice approach

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SA Health

SAFETool

> Comprises of a suite of tools that support a structured assessment of someone at risk of suicide > Improves the quality and consistency of assessments and the required response/s

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SA Health

Continuum of Suicidal Thoughts

(Cole-King 2009)

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SA Health

Domains

> Nature of the suicidal thoughts > Perception of the future > Planning > Preparation > Ability to resist the thoughts

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Purpose

> Designed to uncover and tease out various aspects of suicidal thoughts to gain a deeper understanding of a complex and often distressing set of thoughts

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SA Health

Classification of Suicidal Thoughts

(Cole-King & Prof Stephen Platt updated 2016)

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SA Health

Purpose

> Provides the framework for a standardised language to describe the nature and intent of suicidal thoughts and the clinician/service response required

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SA Health

Evidence-Based Risk Factors and ‘Red Flag’ Warning Signs

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Purpose

> Evidence-based risk factors, at the population level, that increase risk of suicide > Includes ‘red flag’ warning signs, which may indicate a particular increased risk

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Mitigation Framework

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Domains

> Demographic and social > Personal background > Clinical factors in history > Mental State Examination, particularly suicide thoughts (use Cole-King continuum)

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SA Health

Purpose

> Improves the quality, consistency and comprehensiveness of mitigation plans that clinician's co create with consumers > Prompts both clinician and consumer to consider mitigation strategies and enhancement of protective factors > Prompts clinician to consider all aspects

f biopsychosocial response

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SA Health

Safety Plan

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Domains

> Reasons for living > Safe environment > Identify distress triggers > Activities to lift mood > Calming activities > Distracting activities > General support > Specific suicide prevention support > Professional support > Emergency contacts > Personal commitment to safety plan

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Purpose

> Co-created WITH the consumer > Includes actions and strategies they have decided will help them resist acting on their suicidal thoughts > Increases their own resilience and resourcefulness > Includes names and numbers of supportive family, friends, community members, support services, professional support, emergency contacts

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Purpose

> Includes action/s they are happy to take when suicidal thoughts become stronger

r more persistent

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Key message

> The KEY to the Connecting with People framework is a collaborative, compassionate approach

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SA Health

Why is

Connecting with People

Important?

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SA Health

Co-Production

> Implementing, delivering and evaluating supports, systems and services, where consumers, carers and professionals work in an equal and reciprocal relationship, with shared power and responsibilities, to achieve positive change and improved outcomes.

(Slay and Robinson, 2011)

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SA Health

> assumptions

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SA Health

Personal and Social Resources

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SA Health

Carers

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SA Health

> hope

Hope

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