英国副首相安迪·伯恩汉在议会回应一起悲剧性死亡事件后，表示支持推行强制性自杀预防培训1。这一表态源于36岁全职照顾者玛蒂尔达·戴维斯在2023年10月与社工见面后15分钟内自杀身亡的案件1。
沃里克郡验尸官黛博拉·塞韦尔在3月进行的验尸程序中发布了罕见的《防止未来死亡通知》，要求沃里克郡委员会对600名员工进行强制性自杀预防培训，其中主要为社工1。伯恩汉对这一提议回应称："我发现自己同意这一提议"1。
戴维斯生前是艺术教师，正在处理与丈夫的离婚，同时全职照顾患有残疾的7岁儿子1。她曾向多名专业人士表示感到"完全筋疲力尽"和"被焦虑完全瘫痪"1。伯明翰大学的研究表明，41%的照顾者曾想过自杀1。慈善机构Mind的指导建议指出，社工应该直接提问如"你有自杀念头吗？"，而不是回避自杀话题1。
Deputy Prime Minister Andy Burnham has expressed support for mandatory suicide prevention training after a coroner's rare prevention order was issued in connection with the death of Matilda Davis, a 36-year-old full-time caregiver who died by suicide in October 2023.1 Davis took her own life within 15 minutes of meeting with a social worker on October 3, 2023.1 In response to parliamentary questioning about the case, Burnham stated: "I find myself in agreement with this proposal."1
Warwickshire coroner Deborah Sewell issued an unusual Prevention of Future Deaths notice in March, requiring the Warwickshire Council to implement compulsory suicide prevention training for approximately 600 employees, primarily social workers.1 Davis had previously communicated to multiple professionals that she felt "completely exhausted" and "completely paralyzed by anxiety."1 Prior to her death, she worked as an art teacher while managing divorce proceedings and providing full-time care for her seven-year-old son with disabilities.1 Research from Birmingham University has found that 41 percent of caregivers have experienced suicidal thoughts.1
Guidance from the Mind charity organization recommends against "avoiding conversations about suicide," instead advocating for direct questions such as "Are you having thoughts of suicide?"1
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