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The Prevention of Suicide

The Prevention of Suicide stems from a conference organised by the former Department of Health and Social Security, the Faculty of Public Health Medicine, the Royal College of General Practitioners, and the Royal College of Psychiatrists. It may be seen as an important step towards developing a comprehensive national strategy for preventing suicide and attempted suicide - a strategy advocated for all countries over the past decade by the World Health Organisation and since 1993 by the United Nations.

Suicide occurs in developing and industrialised countries alike, among all age groups and social classes. Every year at least 500 000 people throughout …