Developing social capital in implementing a complex intervention: a process evaluation of the early implementation of a suicide prevention intervention in four European countries

Table 3 Community facilitator training

LEVEL 3: community facilitator training*	09-12/2009	01-03/2010	04-06/2010	07-09/2010	10-12/2010	01-03/2011	04-06/2011	07-09/2011
Case A	12 Pol; 16 CLC; 12 Ph;	122 Pol; 25 SW; 74 T; 79 Ca; 26 Ph; 26 MS	83 SW; 58 T; 4 Ca; 13 Ph; 12 Cler; 13 HI;	14 YW; 65 SW; 28 T; 27 Ca; 13 Cler; 11 MS	10 SW; 51 Ca; 11 Cler; 16 HI; 10 ST
Case B			20 YW; 70 SW; 30 T; 14 Pol; 5 CLC; 5 Ca; 11 Cl	50 Ph; 53 Cler	42 T;	30 YW; 82 T;	9 YW; 50 T; 35 Ca; 9 Others (country specific); 8 CBT Traing
Case C			100 Pol	10 YW; 200 Pol	100 Pol	12 SW; 8 Probation Officers	37 Cler	10 CLC; 16 Ph
Case D						11 Cler	7 SW; 10 Jour	12 Cler
							16 CPsy	302 Pol (Oct-Dec 2011)
							3 Ca
							1 YW
							1 Soc
							1 SS
							6 T

*“Community facilitators” are community-based professionals. Abbreviations are as follows:
YW, Youth workers; SW, Social/community workers; T, Teachers; Pol, Police; Jour, Journalists; CLC, Crisis Line Counsellors; Ca, Carers for the elderly; Ph, Pharmacists; Cler, Clergy (all faiths); HI, Health Insurance Staff; MS, Medical Secretaries; ST, Sports Trainers; EAS, Employment Agency Staff; Soc, Sociologist; CPsy, Community Psychol; SS, Social secretaries.

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