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Do Not Let Another Light Go Out: Suicide Recogniti ...
Do Not Let Another Light Go Out
Do Not Let Another Light Go Out
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The video transcript discusses the importance of addressing suicide within the nursing profession, highlighting that male and female nurses are at higher risk compared to the general population. It emphasizes the need to recognize warning signs such as verbal and behavioral cues, as well as risk factors like mental health conditions and substance abuse. Strategies for prevention include destigmatizing mental health issues, promoting wellness, and offering stress management resources. The importance of aftercare following a suicide, such as establishing crisis response teams and memorial services, is also emphasized. Steps for communicating a death by suicide sensitively to students and faculty, and the significance of coping mechanisms and seeking help, are highlighted throughout the video for addressing this critical issue within the profession.
Keywords
suicide prevention
nursing profession
mental health conditions
substance abuse
warning signs
aftercare
crisis response teams
communication sensitivity
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