
Improving suicide prevention for people in contact with mental health services
Overview
We are bringing together members to discuss best practice approaches to preventing suicide in people who are known to mental health services but living in the community.
Key takeaways
Hear practical examples of suicide prevention initiatives and the positive outcomes they have achieved for people in contact with mental health services.
Explore innovative approaches to improving patient safety and reducing suicide risk, drawing on learning from peers and experts.
Take away practical ideas and insights to support improvement work in your own organisation and local services.
Speakers/Trainers

Selina Ullah
Chair
Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
How to book
Please sign-up to join the webinar using this Zoom registration link.
Who should attend
Mental health provider members, particularly those working in suicide prevention, patient safety, quality improvement, clinical governance and mental health service delivery – these roles are typically sub-board level.
Primary care colleagues, commissioners and system leaders with responsibility for mental health, patient safety or suicide prevention.