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Exploring Secondary School Staff’s Knowledge and Attitudes About Supporting Students Who Self-harm
Background: Self-harm among adolescents is a major public health concern, with secondary school staff playing an important role in its prevention and intervention. However, limited research explores self-harm from a teacher’s perspective. Aim: This cross-sectional survey investigated the relationshi
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