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Barriers and enablers to implementing and using surveillance technology for suicide prevention in public places
This research sought to understand the barriers and enablers of implementing surveillance technologies for suicide prevention in public spaces. To explore a range of professional stakeholders’ experiences of and attitudes towards surveillance technologies, we drew on ethnography of three public site
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