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Evaluation of E-learning on Suicide Prevention for Professionals in a Detention Context

Evaluation of E-learning on Suicide Prevention for Professionals in a Detention Context

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Overview

This study aims to investigate to what extent a gatekeeper training (e-learning) for people working in prison is applicable in their daily practice.

Moreover the study wants to investigate the impact of the e-learning on the knowledge, the attitudes and perceptions of the people working in prison on suiicide (prevention) as well as their feeling of self-efficacy in dealing with people in prison suffering from suicidal ideation of behavior.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

≥ 18 years old Have access to internet Speak Dutch Working within a penitentiary institution, in particular in the establishments in Ypres, Merksplas, Bruges and Mechelen.

Exclusion Criteria:

Staff of prisons not working in participating institutions

Study details
    Suicide Prevention

NCT07080736

University Ghent

28 July 2025

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