Adapting Digital Social Prescribing for Suicide Bereavement Support: The Findings of a Consultation Exercise to Explore the Acceptability of Implementing Digital Social Prescribing within an Existing Postvention Service
Adapting Digital Social Prescribing for Suicide Bereavement Support: The Findings of a Consultation Exercise to Explore the Acceptability of Implementing Digital Social Prescribing within an Existing Postvention Service
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10.3390/ijerph16224561
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2019-11-01
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Pitman, Alexandra
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作者：
Galway, Karen;Forbes, Trisha;Pitman, Alexandra
本文描述了一个咨询练习，以探索适应数字社会处方（DSP）的自杀丧亲支持的可接受性。自杀造成的丧亲之痛增加了自杀和精神健康问题的风险。社会处方改善了连通性和赋权，并可以提供基于结果的数字报告，以提高衡量干预措施有效性的能力。我们的目的是咨询DSP的可接受性和潜在价值，以解决自杀丧亲支持的复杂性。我们的方法以实现科学和协同设计精神为基础。作为我们与专员和服务提供商（结合证据和背景）的参与过程的一部分，我们审查了文献并提供了DSP演示，并确定了利益相关者的关键角色（促进）。利益攸关方参与了一个共同设计的讲习班，以便就提供后发支助的挑战达成共识。我们提出了八个优先挑战的研究结果，以及测试DSP对自杀后支持的可行性的作用和结果。人们一致认为，DSP有可能改善护理和支持的可及性、可及性和监测。利益相关方还认识到，DSP有可能为后续支持的证据基础做出重大贡献。综上所述，谘询工作确定了促进自杀后的行动计划支持的挑战，以及可行性测试的参数，以评估这一创新的后继做法。
This paper describes a consultation exercise to explore the acceptability of adapting digital social prescribing (DSP) for suicide bereavement support. Bereavement by suicide increases the risk of suicide and mental health issues. Social prescribing improves connectedness and empowerment and can provide digital outcomes-based reporting to improve the capacity for measuring the effectiveness of interventions. Our aim was to consult on the acceptability and potential value of DSP for addressing the complexities of suicide bereavement support. Our approach was underpinned by implementation science and a co-design ethos. We reviewed the literature and delivered DSP demonstrations as part of our engagement process with commissioners and service providers (marrying evidence and context) and identified key roles for stakeholders (facilitation). Stakeholders contributed to a co-designed workshop to establish consensus on the challenges of providing postvention support. We present findings on eight priority challenges, as well as roles and outcomes for testing the feasibility of DSP for support after suicide. There was a consensus that DSP could potentially improve access, reach, and monitoring of care and support. Stakeholders also recognised the potential for DSP to contribute substantially to the evidence base for postvention support. In conclusion, the consultation exercise identified challenges to facilitating DSP for support after suicide and parameters for feasibility testing to progress to the evaluation of this innovative approach to postvention.