Conference Agenda

Suicide Rates as a "Social Thermometer": (Re)thinking Historical Traumas

Danutė Gailienė

Vilnius university, Lithuania

Suicide Prevention in Ukraine: Developments, Strategies, and Interventions

Vitaly Klymchuk^1,2

1: University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg; 2: Zhytomyr Ivan Franki State University, Ukraine

Rethinking suicide research and prevention

Heidi Hjelmeland

Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway

Common Research Methods and Open Science in Suicide Prevention Research – The Path to Stronger, Evidence-Based Suicide Prevention Efforts.

Chair(s): Diana Clarke (American Psychiatric Association (APA) & International Academy of Suicide Research (IASR), United States of America)

Presentations of the Symposium

Using Common Data Elements to Inform Quality Improvement in Suicide Prevention in Clinical Care.

Diana Clarke
American Psychiatric Association & International Academy of Suicide Research

From Fragmentation to Consensus: A Call for Standardized Methods in Suicide Prevention Research.

Vladimir Carli
Karolinska Institutet

Data Harmonization to Understand Impacts of Early Preventive Interventions on Suicidex.

Holly Wilcox¹; Arin Connell²; Antonio Morgan-Lopez³; Raschelle Musci¹; Marina Epstein⁴
1: Johns Hopkins University; 2: Case Western Reserve University; 3: RTI International; 4: University of Washington

Turning Knowledge into Hope: Harnessing Common Data Elements to Advance Global Collaboration in Upstream Suicide Prevention Across Public Health.

Kelly Posner Gerstenhaber
Columbia University

Slowing down to speed up innovation and increase credibility in suicide prevention research: The case for open science.

Olivia Kirtley
KU Leuven