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DESCRIPTION:How can risk assessment and prediction models support suicide p
 revention in correctional settings?Professor Seena Fazel of the University
  of Oxford will discuss risk assessment and prediction modelling for self-
 harm and suicide risk in correctional populations. The talk will examine a
 n important area at the intersection of mental health\, correctional healt
 hcare\, public health and data-informed practice.What the talk will coverP
 rofessor Fazel&rsquo\;s research examines adverse outcomes among people wi
 th mental illness\, including suicide and self-harm. He has led major stud
 ies of prison mental health and developed risk assessment tools used inter
 nationally in prison\, probation and forensic mental health services.Event
  date and locationDateThursday\, Aug. 6\, 2026Time1:30&ndash\;2:30 p.m.Loc
 ationHealth Education Center\, Room 3.206301 11th St.\, Galveston\, TX 775
 55Join us in HEC 3.206.About Professor Seena FazelProfessor Seena Fazel is
  Professor of Forensic Psychiatry and Director of the Centre for Suicide R
 esearch at the University of Oxford. His research focuses on adverse outco
 mes among people with mental illness\, including suicide\, self-harm\, vio
 lence and crime.Professor Fazel holds an honorary appointment with Oxford 
 Health NHS Foundation Trust. After working for more than 13 years as a vis
 iting psychiatrist in a local prison\, he now works clinically in a commun
 ity forensic psychiatry service. He is also an expert member of the Indepe
 ndent Advisory Panel on Deaths in Custody\, which advises the UK Governmen
 t.
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SUMMARY:Risk assessment and prediction modelling for self-harm and suicide 
 risk in correctional populations
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="font-size:1.1rem\;line-height:1.78\;
 border-left:4px solid #ca4b0c\;padding-left:18px\;margin:0 0 28px\;">How c
 an risk assessment and prediction models support suicide prevention in cor
 rectional settings?</p><p>Professor Seena Fazel of the University of Oxfor
 d will discuss risk assessment and prediction modelling for self-harm and 
 suicide risk in correctional populations. The talk will examine an importa
 nt area at the intersection of mental health\, correctional healthcare\, p
 ublic health and data-informed practice.</p><h2>What the talk will cover</
 h2><p>Professor Fazel&rsquo\;s research examines adverse outcomes among pe
 ople with mental illness\, including suicide and self-harm. He has led maj
 or studies of prison mental health and developed risk assessment tools use
 d internationally in prison\, probation and forensic mental health service
 s.</p><h2>Event date and location</h2><ul><li><strong>Date</strong><br />T
 hursday\, Aug. 6\, 2026</li><li><strong>Time</strong><br />1:30&ndash\;2:3
 0 p.m.</li><li><strong>Location</strong><br />Health Education Center\, Ro
 om 3.206<br />301 11th St.\, Galveston\, TX 77555</li></ul><p><strong>Join
  us in HEC 3.206.</strong></p><h2>About Professor Seena Fazel</h2><p><a hr
 ef="https://www.psych.ox.ac.uk/team/seena-fazel" target="_blank">Professor
  Seena Fazel</a> is Professor of Forensic Psychiatry and Director of the C
 entre for Suicide Research at the University of Oxford. His research focus
 es on adverse outcomes among people with mental illness\, including suicid
 e\, self-harm\, violence and crime.</p><p>Professor Fazel holds an honorar
 y appointment with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust. After working for m
 ore than 13 years as a visiting psychiatrist in a local prison\, he now wo
 rks clinically in a community forensic psychiatry service. He is also an e
 xpert member of the Independent Advisory Panel on Deaths in Custody\, whic
 h advises the UK Government.</p>
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