01764     2200301   4500001000700000011001500007100004100022101000800063102000700071200017900078330082600257461005101083606002801134606003201162606001101194675000701205700002101212701002501233701003001258701002301288701002701311701002101338701002701359701002601386701002801412801001201440852001001452408935  a 2151-2396  a20241023a        u||y0pory50      ba  aeng  aUS  aPreventing Suicide in Prisons, Part Ierecommendations from the International Association for Suicide Prevention Task Force on Suicide in PrisonsfNorbert Konrad...[et al...]  aIn 2000 the Department of Mental Health of the World Health Organization (WHO) published a guide named Preventing
Suicide. A Resource for Prison Officers as part of the WHO worldwide initiative for the prevention of suicide. In 2007 there are new
epidemiological data on prison suicide, a more detailed discussion of risk factors accounting for the generally higher rate of suicide in correctional settings in comparison to the general population, and several strategies for developing screening instruments. As a first step, this paper presents an update of the WHO guide by the Task Force on Suicide in Prisons, created by the International Association for Suicide Prevention. A second paper, by the same Task Force, will present some international comparisons of suicide prevention services in correctional facilities.  c[s.l.]d2007pp.113-121tCrisisvVol. 28, nº3  aSUICÍDIO NA PRISÃO   aPREVENÇÃO DO SUICÍDIO  aNORMAS  a61  aKONRADbNorbert   4070aDAIGLEbMarc S.  4070aDANIELbAnasseril E.  4070aDEARbGreg E.  4070aHAYESbLindsay M.  4070aKERKHOFbAD  4070aFROTTIERbPatrick  4070aLIEBLINGbAlison  4070aSARCHIAPONEbMarco  aPTgRPC  j61KON