Establishing core domains in suicide postvention: a Delphi study in Chile
Clinical Scorecard: Identifying Essential Domains in Suicide Postvention: A Delphi Study Conducted in Chile
At a Glance
Category Detail
Condition Suicide postvention Key Mechanisms Structured support for individuals and communities exposed to or bereaved by suicide Target Population Healthcare professionals and communities in Chile Care Setting Public health services
Key Highlights
Expert consensus reached on five core domains of suicide postvention Domains include preparedness, ongoing response, and long-term follow-up Focus group emphasized need for early accompaniment and survivor testimonies Study aims to inform a recommendation guide and training program Addresses gaps in postvention protocols in low- and middle-income countries Guideline-Based Recommendations
Diagnosis
Management
Implement structured support actions for individuals and communities affected by suicide Monitoring & Follow-up
Risks
Exposure to suicide death increases risk of subsequent suicidal behavior Patient & Prescribing Data
Individuals and communities affected by suicide
Need for culturally sensitive interventions and timely responses
Clinical Best Practices
Integrate survivor testimonies into postvention support Provide concise online training modules for healthcare professionals Ensure timely and coordinated responses to suicide bereavement Related Resources & Content
