Testing the Impact of the #chatsafe Intervention on Young People’s Ability to Communicate Safely About Suicide on Social Media: Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial
Jo Robinson(The University of Melbourne), India Bellairs-Walsh(The University of Melbourne), Jaelea Skehan(University of Newcastle Australia), Pinar Thorn(The University of Melbourne), Hayley Nolan(The University of Melbourne), Louise La Sala(The University of Melbourne), Summer May Finlay(University of Canberra), Rikki Battersby-Coulter(Orygen), Jane Pirkis(Melbourne Health), Ellie Brown(The University of Melbourne), Gowri Rajaram(The University of Melbourne), Matthew J. Spittal(The University of Melbourne), Michelle Lamblin(The University of Melbourne), Vincent Silenzio(Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute), Simon Rice(The University of Melbourne), Charlie Cooper(The University of Melbourne), Karolina Krysińska(Black Dog Institute)
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