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Evidence Brief Focus Area 4: Providing accessible, comprehensive and compassionate care

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posted on 2023-10-10, 05:09 authored by BRIDGET BASSILIOSBRIDGET BASSILIOS, LENNART REIFELSLENNART REIFELS, Bridget KennyBridget Kenny, Angela ClappertonAngela Clapperton, Jaelea Skehan, Karolina KrysinskaKarolina Krysinska, Karl AndriessenKarl Andriessen, DANIELLE NEWTON, ANNA ROSSANNA ROSS, NICOLA REAVLEYNICOLA REAVLEY, Jo Robinson, DIANNE CURRIERDIANNE CURRIER

Providing accessible, comprehensive, and compassionate care is about offering timely, tailored interventions to individuals who are experiencing suicidal ideation or engaging in self-harm. Health and mental health care services are necessary for responding to acute distress, but the service system requires a more compassionate, coordinated and integrated approach to linking consumers and their carers with ongoing clinical and non-clinical support services that address underlying drivers of distress (e.g., economic, legal, interpersonal, mental/physical health).

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