Table 3 Responses to post-completion feedback survey (n = 20)
From: The ripple effect: a digital intervention to reduce suicide stigma among farming men
| Survey item | Percentage of feedback survey respondents |
|---|---|
| First time I have shared my experience publically | 60 |
| Importance of anonymous contribution | 85 |
| Participation elements | |
| Set one or more personal goals | 85 |
| Completed one or more digital postcards | 80 |
| Improved understanding | |
| Suicide stigma and how this may be overcome | 67 |
| Risk and protective factors and tipping points for suicide | 63 |
| Complexity of contributing factors | 74 |
| Benefits of safe conversations about suicide | 74 |
| Increased skills | |
| How to support own and others’ wellbeing | 80 |
| More likely to have a conversation about experience | 65 |
| More likely to engage with formal services | 74 |
| More likely to engage with informal services | 68 |
| Helpful elements of intervention | |
| Digital stories | 95 |
| Written information | 95 |
| Digital postcards | 84 |
| Geographically personalised list of resources | 74 |
| Navigational features of intervention | 89 |
| Valued peer-based design of intervention | |
| Importance of shared understanding of farming life/work | 90 |
| Importance of shared understanding of suicide experience | 95 |