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National suicide prevention approaches in the Netherlands
Jan Mokkenstorm, MD
VU University, GGZinGeest Amsterdam113 Suicide Prevention, Amsterdam [email protected]
The Netherlands
Pop. 17 mlnmany living below sea-level (blue)
Well established health care
Suicide rate 11/100.000
What are the national approaches in the Netherlands?
2008: www.113.nl 24/7 Online/Telephone helplines & e-health interventionsacces to care, overcoming (self) stigma, improving resilience& adaptive coping
2013: National Suicide Prevention StrategyPublic Health: gatekeepers, access to care, reduction access to meansHealthcare: Active/monitored guideline implementation, acces to/continuity of care Media: Campaigns, Responsible reporting
2015: SUPRANET Program: Suicide Prevention Action NetworksCommunity: EAAD OSPI applied in 6 pilot regionsCare: Confidential network of large MHC providers sharing benchmark (big) data
Modern implementation: age-old principles of collaboration.Co-creation, contextualisation, storytelling.
AND (big) data feedback to build the narrative.
Key implementation tactics
Overcoming cultural barriers and changing the mindsetFROM Mourning & reflection TO Learning & ActionEvery life counts. All suicides are preventable until the last moment.No one should die alone and in despair by suicide.
Engaging networks & leaders using change agents and mediaPrevention is a shared responsibility. Together we can save many more lives than we do now.
Evaluation aimed at continual & agile improvement.
Effects:
Suicide rate stable
Suicide Prevention prominent on political agenda.
Media compliant with reporting guidelines. More Papageno stories.
Health care adopts suicide prevention as a core responsibility.
Suicide prevention in school and university policies
Suicidology in healthcare profession curricula.
CORDESPRIT Corporate Depression and Suicide Prevention Initiative