Background: Safety planning involves the co-development of a personalized list of coping strategies to prevent a suicide crisis. Aims: We explored the perspectives of workers regarding safety planning as a suicide prevention strategy for people of refugee background and those seeking asylum in Australia. Method: Participants attended suicide prevention training, specific to refugees and asylum seekers, at which safety planning was a key component. Semistructured, posttraining interviews (n = 12) were analyzed thematically. Results: Four key themes were identified: safety planning as a co-created, personalized activity for the client; therapeutic benefits of developing a safety plan; barriers to engaging in safety planning; strategies to enhance safety planning engagement. Limitations: First-hand refugee and asylum-seeker experiences were not included. Conclusion: As a relatively low-cost, flexible intervention, safety planning may be valuable and effective for these groups.

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安全规划的工作人员观点，作为对难民和寻求庇护者的自杀预防干预措施。

背景：安全计划涉及共同制定个性化的应对策略列表，以预防自杀危机。目的：我们探讨了工人对安全计划的看法，这些计划是针对有难民背景的人和在澳大利亚寻求庇护的人的预防自杀的策略。方法：参与者参加了专门针对难民和寻求庇护者的预防自杀的培训，在培训中，安全计划是关键组成部分。对半结构化，培训后的访谈（n = 12）进行了专题分析。结果：确定了四个关键主题：安全计划是为客户共同创建的个性化活动；制定安全计划的治疗益处；从事安全计划的障碍；加强安全计划参与的策略。局限性：不包括第一手难民和寻求庇护者的经验。结论：作为一种相对低成本，灵活的干预措施，安全计划对于这些人群可能是有价值和有效的。