Suicides in institutions are a major problem. Relatives and
friends, staff and fellow patients/prisoners are all affected. In
any type of institution, closed or open, common themes emerge in
suicide prevention. This book explores the prison setting and
describes the development of suicide prevention strategies. These
issues are relevant across the wider forensic setting.
Suicide in Prisons provides an up-to-date review of recent
research into suicide and self-injury in prisons, and makes links
between the research, the prison context and related practice-based
issues. Key issues covered included suicide prevention,
self-injury, risk assessment, peer group support and staff
training. It provides the reader with a good background to aid
informed practice.
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