Rail-related suicides are tragedies that ripple throughout society affecting families of the suicides as well as the train drivers, their families and their colleagues. Various strategies are being trialled but often the results of interventions are hard to quantify. At the annual conference of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society of Australia in Wollongong on 27 November 2017, PhD student Janet Jackson presented a paper on “exploring organisational responses to railway suicide”.
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