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Military suicide prevention was enhanced by the Australian Department of Defence using the CARE Model. This approach shifted from risk stratification to member-centered safety planning, promoting a whole-of-Defence responsibility.

Keywords:
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Area of Science:

  • Military Health
  • Psychiatry
  • Public Health

Background:

  • Military personnel face unique stressors contributing to suicide risk.
  • The Australian Department of Defence (Defence) sought to improve its Suicide Prevention Program.
  • A partnership with SafeSide Prevention was established in 2021.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe the implementation and early outcomes of the Defence SafeSide Project.
  • To embed a contemporary clinical framework for suicide prevention.
  • To modernise policy, practice, and workforce education across Defence.

Main Methods:

  • Implementation of the SafeSide Framework, adapted as the CARE Model (Connect, Assess, Respond, Extend).
  • Revision of health and military personnel policies to remove risk classifications.
  • Development of role-specific training and integration of lived experience perspectives.

Main Results:

  • Extensive workforce training completed: Defence Suicide Awareness (72,050+), CARE-Leaders and Managers (19,250+), CARE-Risk Formulation (1,010+), CARE-Support (1,600+).
  • Shift from stratified risk categorization to collaborative, member-centered safety planning.
  • Successful adoption of a prevention-oriented approach across Defence.

Conclusions:

  • Synchronised changes in policy, systems, and training can drive cultural transformation in military suicide prevention.
  • Collaborative governance and lived experience integration are crucial for success.
  • Suicide prevention is now viewed as a whole-of-Defence responsibility, extending beyond mental health services.