CyL Mental Health trains Primary Care teams to prevent suicide

2024-07-08 09:50:03

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[post_content] => [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]At the end of this June suicide prevention trainingwhich has been developed for 40 hours online, asynchronously, and arises from the collaboration with the Primary Care and Care Improvement Service of the Department of Public Health (Ministry of Health), financed by funds for 2022 Procedures of the Ministry of Health has been approved in the CISNS dated 09/21/2022, as support for the implementation of the Primary and Community Action Plan.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”127033″ img_size=”full” alignment=”center” onclick=”link_image” css=””][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text css=””]Study ‘Suicide Prevention in the Community from Primary Health Care’ responds to the concern of the public sector and associations health professionals by the increase of suicidal and self-harming behaviors that happens among the population and especially among the majority young people.

From Castilla y León Mental Health Federation They have, as educational and technical directors of training, Luis Fernando López and Eva María Carretero, from ISNISS Psychology and Training, both experts in personal barrier.

In this chapter, Luis Fernando shows “The important thing to do transversal training to all working groups within the public primary networkand to be able to carry out the continuity of care through different services and programs, because this allows us to define the continuity, support and constant work of professionals public health to reduce high suicide prevalence rates present, and do that friend needed in different jobs”.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Primary health care professionals are in an advantageous position for the availability of suicide risk factorssince they are the entry point to the sanitary system. Also, they have a long and close relationship with the community and have the acceptance and appreciation of the population as well guidance and health experts. Their knowledge of the environment allows them to be alert to potential problems or actual problems and to solve them family network support, friends and social organizations. They are key professionals for those continuity of care and attention.

“We have seen a deep professional need, on the part of students, to provide better support for people with a level of pain, disconnection and despair very tall; along with a strong human commitment which, along with their very high level of technology, make them unique”López said. “We must appreciate the interest shown by those health area of Castilla y León, and the CyL Health Federation, in providing this training”, adds Eva Carretero. This initiative will have an impact on updated and important in the prevention of suicide among professional groups that, due to the characteristics of the performance of their work, may have direct contact with people likely to see themselves in a special time in which the suicidal thoughts can be

“Although we are health workers, ours process training if they really don’t provide it specific training by suicidal behavior. “If they don’t teach us, we don’t know how to act in certain situations.”explains Eva Carretero, who adds that “Many times it is difficult to have access to training that fits the specific profile of the professional in which suicide is treated from the specific place where the professional will work”. “We must show the importance of this training, which has been very focused and very oriented to the different types of PA professionals who have been trained, and the consideration of the recommendation between them”, concluded Carretero. The course is organized into 12 modules:

1. Contextualization of suicidal behavior.
2. Prevention: prevention strategies, plans and programs.
3. Suicide risk assessment.
4. Approach to primary care.
5. Close to emergencies.
6. The way to hospital emergencies.
7. A path to mental health.
8. Depression and suicide.
9. Other pathologies and suicide.
10. Post. Suicidal ideation.
11. The psychological autopsy.
12. The safety program includes patients who are at risk of suicide.

This Online training has been complemented with an online synergistic session, held on May 20, in which children and young scientists have learned Hospital Hospital of ValladolidRuth González Collantes, and social worker and engineer of the Public Health Care and Mental Health Service of the Ministry of Health, Mariví Martín Arranz, on the Prevention Strategy and Attention to Suicidal Behavior in Castilla y León.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/4″][vc_btn title=”VOLVER A NOTICIAS” style=”gradient-custom” gradient_custom_color_1=”#ffffff” gradient_custom_color_2=”#ffffff” gradient_text_color=”#005b50″ shape=”square” align=”center” i_icon_fontawesome=”fa fa-chevron-circle-left” add_icon=”true” link=”url:%2Fnoticias%2F|title:NOTICIAS||”][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/4″][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/4″][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/4″][/vc_column][/vc_row]
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Mental Health Castilla y León trained 150 First Care professionals in suicide prevention

In a period of two months, the Federation has developed an online course on Suicide Prevention in the Community from Primary Health Care, in which a total of 150 professionals from the health system of the Autonomous Region of Castilla y León have participated.

At the end of this June suicide prevention trainingwhich has been developed for 40 hours online, asynchronously, and arises from the collaboration with the Primary Care and Care Improvement Service of the Department of Public Health (Ministry of Health), financed by funds for 2022 Procedures of the Ministry of Health has been approved in the CISNS of 09/21/2022, as support for the implementation of the Primary and Community Action Plan.

Study ‘Suicide Prevention in the Community from Primary Health Care’ responds to the concern of the public sector and associations health professionals by the increase of suicidal and self-harming behaviors that happens among the population and especially among the majority young people.

From Castilla y León Mental Health Federation They have, as educational and technical directors of training, Luis Fernando López and Eva María Carretero, from ISNISS Psychology and Training, both experts in personal barrier.

In this chapter, Luis Fernando shows “The important thing to do transversal training to all working groups within the public primary networkand to be able to carry out the continuity of care through different services and programs, because this allows us to define the continuity, support and constant work of professionals public health to reduce high suicide prevalence rates present, and do that friend needed in different jobs”.

Primary health care professionals are in a privileged position for the availability of suicide risk factorssince they are the entry point to the sanitary system. Also, they have a long and close relationship with the community and have the acceptance and appreciation of the population as well guidance and health experts. Their knowledge of the environment allows them to be alert to potential problems or actual problems and to solve them family network support, friends and social organizations. They are key professionals for those continuity of care and attention.

“We have seen a deep professional need, on the part of students, to provide better support for people with a level of pain, disconnection and despair very tall; along with a strong human commitment which, together with their high technical level, make them unique”López said. “We must appreciate the interest shown by those health area of Castilla y León, and the CyL Health Federation, in providing this training”adds Eva Carretero.

This initiative will have an impact on updated and important in the prevention of suicide among professional groups that, due to the characteristics of the performance of their work, may have direct contact with people likely to see themselves in a special time in which the suicidal thoughts can be

“Although we are health workers, ours process training if they really don’t provide it specific training by suicidal behavior. “If they don’t teach us, we don’t know how to act in certain situations.”explains Eva Carretero, who adds that “Many times it is difficult to have access to training that fits the specific profile of the professional in which suicide is treated from the specific place where the professional will work”. “We must show the importance of this training, which has been very focused and very oriented to the different types of PA professionals who have been trained, and the consideration of the recommendation between them”concluded Carretero.

The course is organized into 12 modules:

1. Contextualization of suicidal behavior.
2. Prevention: prevention strategies, plans and programs.
3. Suicide risk assessment.
4. Approach to primary care.
5. Close to emergencies.
6. The way to hospital emergencies.
7. A path to mental health.
8. Depression and suicide.
9. Other pathologies and suicide.
10. Post. Suicidal ideation.
11. The psychological autopsy.
12. The safety program includes patients who are at risk of suicide.

This Online training has been complemented with an online synergistic session, held on May 20, in which children and young scientists have learned Hospital Hospital of ValladolidRuth González Collantes, and social worker and engineer of the Public Health Care and Mental Health Service of the Ministry of Health, Mariví Martín Arranz, on the Prevention Strategy and Attention to Suicidal Behavior in Castilla y León.

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