Changes in Media Reporting Quality and Suicides Following National Media Engagement on Responsible Reporting of Suicide in Canada: Changements de la Qualité des reportages dans les médias sur les suicides suite à l’engagement des médias nationaux à la déclaration responsable du suicide au Canada
Mark Sinyor(Sunnybrook Health Science Centre), Thomas Niederkrotenthaler(Medical University of Vienna), Jane Pirkis(Melbourne Health), Paul Taylor(University of Liverpool), Donald A. Redelmeier(Sunnybrook Health Science Centre), Ayal Schaffer(University of Toronto), Nivetha Prabaharan(University of Toronto), Lisa Fıksenbaum(University of Toronto), Daniella Ekstein(Sunnybrook Health Science Centre), Benjamin I. Goldstein(Prince George's County Public Schools), Caroline Vandermeer(University of Southern California), Marnin J. Heisel(Western University)
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