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Members of the Trans-Tasman Zero Suicide Healthcare Alliance shared some of their resources with participants at the recent Zero Suicide International Forum.
Each death by suicide is one too many, and each suicide reverberates across the lives of families, kinship groups, friends, colleagues, classmates and the broader community.
Suicide is a highly personal and complex issue that is influenced by many interacting social and individual factors; however, suicide is preventable and must be comprehensively and collectively addressed.
Better Care Together is Queensland Health’s five-year plan for state-funded mental health, alcohol and other drug (MHAOD) services
The reforms being driven through Better Care Together can only be achieved by working together with our partners—people with lived experience, their families, carers and significant others; service providers and other stakeholders across sectors; and communities across Queensland.
RJLC Compendium of research
This selection of 17 publications, provided by Professor Sidney Dekker, support the case for strengthening a restorative, just and learning culture within and beyond healthcare systems.
In the world of work, accountability can often translate into punishment. This book explores trust, learning, and accountability in the aftermath of incidents. Fully updated, the fourth edition of Restorative Just Culture covers restorative justice, challenging conventional notions of blame and retribution to create a “just culture” in the workplace.
The Framework highlights the foundational values and principles, theories and knowledge, and scope of practice that are essential to creating a workforce that is both supported and sustainable.
Lived and Living Experience disciplines have a deep knowledge base, practice base and lived and living experience expertise that enables unique connections and informs ways of knowing, being and doing