New York State Infrastructure for Suicide Prevention
New York State
The Office of Mental Health
Country Resources
Suicide Prevention
New York
31 December 2008
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The basic principles established in the development of the Air Force model can betransferred and utilized in the development of a Statewide Infrastructure for Suicide
Prevention. These principles are: changing social norms; educating community
members; improving surveillance; critical incident stress management; integrated
delivery system for human services.
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