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A sociological autopsy lens on older adult suicide in rural Australia: addressing health, psychosocial factors and care practices at the intersection of policies and institutions

A ‘systems’ approach to suicide prevention: radical change or doing the same things better?

Bereaved families and the coronial response to traumatic workplace fatalities: organizational perspectives

Beyond the medical model: future directions for suicide intervention services

Challenges to a more open discussion of suicide

Coordinating mental and physical health care in rural Australia: an integrated model for primary care settings

Epistemic justice and the struggle for critical suicide literacy

Ethical and political implications of the turn to stories in suicide prevention

Men, suicide, and family and interpersonal violence: A mixed methods exploratory study

Re-moralizing the suicide debate

Religious perspectives on human suffering: implications for medicine and bioethics

Religious perspectives on the use of psychopharmaceuticals as an enhancement technology

Reshaping the ethics of suicide prevention: responsibility, inequality, and action on the social determinants of suicide

Rethinking suicide in rural Australia: a study protocol for examining and applying knowledge of the social determinants to improve prevention in non-Indigenous populations

Scientism as a social response to the problem of suicide

Stories of suicide and social justice

Stories worth telling: moral experiences of suicidal behavior

Suicide in rural Australia: A retrospective study of mental health problems, health-seeking and service utilisation

Suicidology as a social practice

The effect of context in rural mental health care: understanding integrated services in a small town

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