Do stigma and efficacy mediate the association between training and suicide prevention behavior among Army noncommissioned officers?
Stephanie Brooks Holliday,
Lynsay Ayer,
Robin Beckman
et al.
Abstract:IntroductionRates of suicide in the Active Component of the military have significantly increased since 2010, with particularly high rates among Army service members. One element of the Army's approach to suicide prevention relies on noncommissioned officers (NCOs) as gatekeepers who have regular contact with soldiers. NCOs receive suicide prevention training, but there is limited evidence that such training leads to behavior change.MethodsWe surveyed 2468 Army NCOs participating in leadership development cour… Show more
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