Suicide Coverage in the Digital Press Media: Adherence to World Health Organization Guidelines and Effectiveness of Different Interventions Aimed at Media Professionals

Francisco J. Acostaa Service of Mental Health, General Management of Healthcare Programs, The Canary Islands Health Service;b Research Network on Health Services for Chronic Conditions (REDISSEC), Carlos III Health Institute;c Department of Psychiatry, Insular University Hospital of Gran CanariaCorrespondence[email protected]

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Carlos J. Rodríguezd Department of Psychiatry, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria;e Fuerteventura General Hospital

María R. Cejasf Department of Psychiatry, University Hospital of the Canary Islands;g University of La Laguna

Yolanda Ramallo-Fariñab Research Network on Health Services for Chronic Conditions (REDISSEC), Carlos III Health Institute;h Canary Foundation of Health Research (FUNCANIS)

Helena Fernandez-Garcimartini Department of Psychiatry, Brief Hospitalization Unit, University Hospital Infanta Sofía

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