A Qualitative Analysis of Stakeholders and Workers' Views of the Impact of a Suicide Prevention Program for the Australian Construction Industry

The study emphasises the importance of a supportive work environment and industry for the success of the Bluehats program. Effective suicide prevention in the construction industry requires addressing individual, social, and systemic factors through a systems-based approach. SO WHAT?: The findings suggest that although the Bluehats program has a positive impact, an enhanced reach and scope could further improve its impact. Implementing these recommendations could lead to more effective suicide prevention in the construction industry and serve as a model for similar workplace interventions.

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Health Promotion Journal of Australia
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2025-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.1002/hpja.70108
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Occupational Health and Safety Research
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A Qualitative Analysis of Stakeholders and Workers' Views of the Impact of a Suicide Prevention Program for the Australian Construction Industry

Angela Nicholas, Sarah K. Liddle, Kylie King
Health Promotion Journal of Australia
Occupational Health and Safety Research
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A Qualitative Analysis of Stakeholders and Workers' Views of the Impact of a Suicide Prevention Program for the Australian Construction Industry

Angela Nicholas, Sarah K. Liddle, Kylie King
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Abstract

The study emphasises the importance of a supportive work environment and industry for the success of the Bluehats program. Effective suicide prevention in the construction industry requires addressing individual, social, and systemic factors through a systems-based approach. SO WHAT?: The findings suggest that although the Bluehats program has a positive impact, an enhanced reach and scope could further improve its impact. Implementing these recommendations could lead to more effective suicide prevention in the construction industry and serve as a model for similar workplace interventions.

Health Promotion Journal of AustraliaVol. 36(4)
The University of Melbourne (AU), Monash University (AU)
Australian Government, Monash University, Suicide Prevention Australia
Openalex Percentile: Top 63%
Occupational Health and Safety Research
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