Police suicide data collection signals a shift in attitudes to officer wellbeing and suicide prevention

7th July 2022Christine Townsend, Policing Insight

Police officers in the US are at higher risk of suicide than any other profession, but despite an increase in wellbeing programs across policing, evidence-based, data-driven approaches to tackle the issue and provide support are in short supply; the launch of the Law Enforcement Suicide Data Collection could be about to change that, as Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend reports.

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Police suicide data collection signals a shift in attitudes to officer wellbeing and suicide prevention

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