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IASP Task Force - Defense and Police Forces
Chair
CDR Aaron D. Werbel, Ph.D.
Behavioral Health Affairs Officer
Suicide Prevention Program Manager
Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps (MRS)
Personal and Family Readiness Division
3280 Russell Road
Quantico, VA 22134-5103
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Mandate: To improve the international collaboration necessary to reduce suicides amongst Defense and Police Personnel
Date of Formation: August 2007: Killarney, Ireland
Participants: Current membership and interested parties from 18 countries.
Vision: To be the lead global networking organization for guidance and development.
Mission: To improve the international collaboration necessary to reduce suicides.
Goals: Promote the scientific understanding of suicidal behaviors in Defense and Police Personnel.
Plan: Promote scientific understanding.
Updates: This is the first update for this new task force.
Current: Current focus is on increasing membership.
Achievement: Proposal for the task force was approved by the IASP board.
Action: Put out a call for proposals to sponsor 1-2 day symposia.
Identified: Most of the current expertise on the task force is in military suicide.
Resources
Defense Personnel
Police Personnel
Task Forces
Defense and Police Personnel
Emergency Medicine and Suicidal Behavior
Genetics and Neurobiology of Suicide (The)
National Systems for Certifying Suicidal Deaths
Postvention (Suicide Bereavement)
Suicide and the Media
Suicide in Older People
Suicide in Prisons
Special Interest Groups
Clusters and Contagion in Suicidal Behaviour
Culture and Suicidal Behaviour
Helplines Best Practices
Suicide and the Workplace
Upcoming Events
24-28 September, 2013
XXVII IASP World Congress
Preventing suicidal behaviour on five continents - Innovative treatments and interventions
Norway, Oslo

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