- National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide, Homicide and Safety in Mental Health
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- Reports
- Annual report 2026 summary
- National review of higher education student suicide deaths
- Annual report 2025: UK patient and general population data, 2012-2022
- Suicide by nurses
- Annual report 2024: UK patient and general population data 2011-2021
- Suicide by people in contact with drug and alcohol services
- Annual report 2023: UK patient and general population data 2010-2020
- Annual report 2022: UK patient and general population data 2009-2019, and real-time surveillance data
- Annual report 2021: England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales
- Suicide by middle-aged men
- Suicide in England since the COVID-19 pandemic
- Annual report 2019: England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales
- The assessment of clinical risk in mental health services
- Safer care for patients with personality disorder
- Suicide by children and young people
- Suicide by children and young people in England
- Annual report 2018: England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales
- Projects
- Resources
- 10 ways to improve safety
- Our toolkits
- Provisional patient suicide data (2012-2025)
- Safer care for patients given a diagnosis of personality disorder: a learning resource
- Data slides and presentations
- NCISH methodology
- NCISH publications
- Sample questionnaires
- NCISH 10 standards for investigating serious incidents
- Data security
- Implementing a personalised approach to risk
- Clinical guidelines on risk assessment
- NCISH evidence on suicide risk assessment in UK mental health services
- Risk assessment scales, categories and tools should not be used to predict suicide risk
- The role of health professionals in assessing suicide risk
- The importance of psychosocial assessment following self-harm
- Prompt aftercare to psychological therapies following self-harm
- Cost-effectiveness of psychosocial assessments
- Local approaches to personalised risk assessment
- Personalised approach to risk: learning event 1
- Personalised approach to risk: learning event 2
- Personalised approach to risk: learning event 3
- Personalised approach to risk: learning event 4
- Personalised approach to risk: learning event 5
- Personalised approach to risk: learning event 6
- Personalised approach to risk: learning event 7
- Personalised approach to risk: learning event 8
- Personalised approach to risk: learning event 9
- Workshop 1 – Year 1 and Year 2 shared learning
- Workshop 2 – Emotional co-regulation and relational care, self-harm, suicide and assessments
- Workshop 3 – Coroners, the Care Quality Commission and suicide prevention
- Workshop 4 – Whole organisational approach: Shared learning session
- Frequently asked questions
- Requests for information
- Examples of good practice: suicide prevention initiatives
- National academic response to COVID-19-related suicide prevention
- Suicide in NHS Staff data collection: Resources and postvention support
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