Arensman, Ella and Coffey, Claire (2010) The efficacy of a self-harm awareness training programme: report of an independent evaluation. Cork: National Suicide Research Foundation.
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The aim of the study was to complete a quantitative and qualitative evaluation of the self-harm awareness training delivered in the HSE South and West in order to identify whether the training changed participants’ knowledge, attitudes and confidence in relation to people who self-harm. The objective was then to identify the resources, indicators, barriers to the successful implementation of the training programme.
Participants (N=532) who had completed the self-harm awareness training programme received a self-report questionnaire for the purpose of the training evaluation. Of those contacted, 120 returned a completed questionnaire.
The study revealed significant positive changes post training in terms of increased knowledge, enhanced positive attitudes towards and confidence in dealing with people who engage in self-harm.
F Concepts in psychology > Behaviour > Self-destructive behaviour / self-harm
F Concepts in psychology > Behaviour > Self-destructive behaviour / self-harm > Suicidal behaviour / suicide
MP-MR Policy, planning, economics, work and social services > Organisational development / co-operation > Workforce / staff skills and training
VA Geographic area > Europe > Ireland
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