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Supporting evidence-based suicide prevention

This survey explores how people working or volunteering directly and indirectly in suicide prevention can be supported to implement research and evidence in policy and practice.

Your responses will help to inform the development and circulation of tools and resources as part of the LIFEWAYS Project. Conducted by the University of Melbourne, the LIFEWAYS project aims to strengthen Australian suicide prevention research and support the effective translation of research into policy and practice.

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What is your primary role in suicide prevention?

Which of the following best describes the setting of your work?

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Non-clinical service or practice

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Non-government organisation

PHN

University

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Other

Supporting evidence-based suicide prevention

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