Bianca Blazevska
About me
I work as a Research Assistant with affiliations to Karolinska Institutet and National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention (NASP) in Sweden.
In my role, I perform various activities related to disseminating information and knowledge about suicide to various target audiences, such as the general public, journalists, as well as governmental bodies and other organizations. I am also a member of the working group that compiles the scientific literature on evidence-based interventions, which form the basis for the RESPI webpage [1]. RESPI is an online resource aimed at all organizations in Sweden working to prevent suicide on a public health level. In a collaborative project with the Centre for Epidemiology and Social Medicine (CES) and the Centre for Occupational and Environmental Medicine (CAMM) called Elevhälsoportalen [2], I contribute as a subject-matter expert on how mental health can be promoted in the school environment through implementation of universal interventions.
Master’s Programme in Public Health Sciences, Health Promotion Track, Karolinska Institutet, 2022--
Bachelor's Programme in Human Resources Management, Psychology Track, Södertörn University, 2015-2018
Research
One of my primary interests lies in investigating effective ways to prevent suicidal behaviors and enhance mental well-being in the workplace through well-adapted interventions which take advantage of existing structures and unique strengths within the organization.
Articles
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2022;12(6):e060096
- Article: NORDIC JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY. 2021;75(7):487-493