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Qualitative technical notes paper

Qualitative technical notes paper

Prepared by the University of New England (UNE), this technical paper describes the development of the qualitative method and questions for the Outcomes Map. This allows stakeholders, including people with lived and living experience of suicide, to understand how the qualitative approach was developed and its intended use within the Outcomes Map. Stakeholders can utilise the same methods in their own setting and utilise this explanation for their own purposes. Please see below the Qualitative Technical paper available for download. 

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Please carefully consider your needs when reading the following information about suicide and self-harm. If this material raises concerns for you contact Lifeline on 13 11 14, or see other ways you can seek help.

The information included here places an emphasis on data, and as such, can appear to depersonalise the pain and loss behind the statistics. The AIHW acknowledges the individuals, families and communities affected by suicide each year in Australia.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (First Nations) readers are advised that the National Suicide and Self-harm Monitoring System includes information about the suicide and self-harm of First Nations people.

The AIHW supports the use of the Mindframe guidelines on responsible, accurate and safe suicide and self-harm reporting. Please consider these guidelines when reporting on statistics on the monitoring of suicide and self-harm.

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