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Designing Social Media Messages to Promote Action by Suicide Gatekeepers

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By Megan Cox, Glenn Leshner
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Objective Suicide prevention professionals and programs have focused on reaching not only individuals with suicide ideation, but also family, friends, and other acquaintances, referred to as suicide gatekeepers. Social media provide platforms that allow health communicators to reach a large population.
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Lessons from the frontline: Documenting the pandemic emergency care experience from the Pacific region - Infrastructure and equipment

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By Megan Cox, NSW Ambulance, Deepak Sharma, Georgina Phillips
| The Lancet Verified
Summary Background The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted challenges for all health systems worldwide. This research aimed to explore the impact of COVID-19 across the Pacific especially with regards to emergency care (EC) and clinicians’ preparations and responses. Methods A collaboration of Australia and Pacific researchers conducted prospective qualitative research over 18 months of the pandemic.
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1 Day, Over $1 Million

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By Megan Cox
| Indiana Statesman Verified
Indiana State’s third Give to Blue Day on March 3 broke records in number of donors and in dollars raised. The university’s annual day of giving is a 24-hour fundraiser. On March 3, 2,620 donors from 48 states and five countries contributed $1,022,945, and 617 social ambassadors shared their Sycamore pride by promoting the event. This was a 51 percent increase over the total funds raised by 2020 Give to Blue Day.
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