Resources for Suicide Prevention Interventions (RESPI)
RESPI is a national digital resource that provides evidence-based information and practical tools to support suicide prevention efforts. By translating research into actionable guidance, the platform helps organizations make informed decisions and prioritize interventions with the greatest potential impact.
RESPI is a digital resource that supports evidence-informed suicide prevention work. The platform gathers information about suicide prevention interventions identified through comprehensive reviews of scientific research, making current knowledge easier to access and use for decision-makers and practitioners.
RESPI is intended to support the planning, selection, and implementation of suicide prevention interventions with the potential to save lives. The resource includes evidence-based interventions, information about societal structures that support effective suicide prevention, and a prioritization tool. The tool helps organisations identify and prioritise actions based on scientific evidence, feasibility, cost-effectiveness, and relevance in a Swedish context.
RESPI is developed and maintained by NASP at Karolinska Institutet and Region Stockholm. The resource is intended for municipalities, regions, government agencies, and other organisations working with knowledge-based suicide prevention.