Save.Me: Singapore’s first national survey on suicide (with Prof. Rosie Ching)

Save.Me: Singapore’s first national survey on suicide (with Prof. Rosie Ching)

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As part of Save.Me (https://www.screeningstatistics.com/saveme/), Prof. Rosie Ching and her students interviewed almost 3,000 folks in Singapore for the country’s first national survey on suicide. We ask her about the suicide stigma index, the key findings, as well as relevant policy and practice directions.

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