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  • Suicide is a significant global public health issue demanding immediate attention.
  • This special issue focuses on suicide postvention, addressing the needs of those affected by suicide.
  • The content is based on national guidelines for responding to grief, trauma, and distress after suicide.

Discussion:

  • The articles explore the critical need for postvention strategies following a suicide.
  • Evidence and data underscore the severity of suicide as a public health concern.
  • Understanding and implementing postvention is vital for mitigating the impact of suicide.

Key Insights:

  • Suicide postvention is essential for supporting survivors of suicide loss.
  • National guidelines provide a framework for effective postvention practices.
  • Addressing grief, trauma, and distress after suicide is a public health priority.

Outlook:

  • Further research and implementation of postvention strategies are recommended.
  • Continued focus on suicide prevention and postvention is necessary globally.
  • This special issue aims to advance the field of suicide postvention.