The ripple effect: a digital intervention to reduce suicide stigma among farming men

BMC Public Health

Table 3 Responses to post-completion feedback survey (n = 20)

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

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