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38.14. Medical practitioners have access to professional support and relevant training on professional and ethical standards of treatment, and ready access to debriefing and counselling services.

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39.01. There are effective procedures for identifying personal factors that may put individual detainees at risk of suicide or self-harm, with a particular focus on vulnerable groups such as women, children, LGBTI people, trafficked persons and survivors of torture or trauma.

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39.02. There are effective procedures for identifying, anticipating, preparing for and monitoring conditions or high-risk events that may provide triggers for suicide or self-harm.

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39.03. There are effective multi-disciplinary procedures for managing the risks of suicide or self-harm, including individual care and support plans.

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39.04. Care and support plans include follow up both in the place of detention and post-release, and include consultation and engagement with family members.

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39.05. There is a multi-disciplinary team that monitors the suicide prevention policy and procedures and records all incidents of suicide and self-harm.

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39.06. Membership of the multi-disciplinary team that monitors the suicide prevention policy and procedures includes detainees and staff.

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39.07. All staff are fully trained in suicide prevention and have access to adequate equipment for resuscitation and protection.

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39.08. Staffing levels are sufficient to respond to incidents of suicide and self harm at all times of the day and night.

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39.09. Separation or isolation, in any form, are not used as a method for managing risk of suicide or self-harm.

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39.10. There are informal detainee support schemes that draw on peer support and the support of local communities, particularly those who share linguistic, cultural and/or religious heritage.

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39.11. Detainees have access to medical services as required, and accessing counselling support is actively encouraged, especially for at-risk detainees.

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39.12. Detainees are able and encouraged to engage in purposeful activity on a daily basis.

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39.13. All incidents of self-harm are monitored and documented, and preventive measures and other responses regularly reviewed to enable continuous learning and the promotion of good practice.

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39.14. The use of chemical forms of restraint, such as sedatives or psychotropic medication as behavioural management strategies are strictly medically supervised and subject to regular and independent review and monitoring.

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39.15. There is a policy, as far as possible, of actively eliminating from the immigration detention framework and environment aspects of detention likely to trigger incidents of suicide and self-harm.

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39.16. As with any other death in custody, in the event of suicide in a place of immigration detention, there is an inquiry of a judicial character into the circumstances of the death.

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40.01. The suicide prevention policy addresses the issue of hunger strikes, which are a form of protest, separately.

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40.02. Food refusal is always taken seriously by staff and a care and support plan initiated.

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40.03. A meals register is used to record meal attendance and staff note carefully and unobtrusively non-attendance or other fasting.

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