The Supportive Care Pathway Crisis Follow-Up form is designed to ensure timely, coordinated, and compassionate care for clients identified as at risk of suicide.
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Tools
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ToolsSuicide and Intimate Partner Violence: Screening and Safety Planning With Adults is a free, online, self-paced course available through the Suicide Prevention Resource Center.
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Readings
Correctional Officer Resilience: Promoting Life Skills Strategies Among Correctional Officers is a report from the Suicide Prevention Resource Center designed to provide clinicians with a resilience-focused approach to supporting correctional officer (CO) wellbeing.
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Readings
Engaging lived experience is a fundamental component of the Zero Suicide framework. In several state and federal prisons, peers help monitor and support individuals in suicidal crisis.
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Tools
An example of a policy from Hospital Sisters Health Centers titled "Safety Precautions: Suicide and Self Harm" for Non-Behavioral Health Units. It includes a diagram of a care pathway connecting safety precautions to levels of risk.
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ReadingsThis report guides jail staff to utilize a sentinel event review to better understand suicide outcomes and improve policy and practice.
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ToolsThe Suicide Care Pathway guides the system’s response and clearly outlines the care an individual at risk can expect to receive.
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ToolsThis is a free mobile app from SAMHSA designed for the provider to navigate the SAFE-T approach.
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ToolsThe 2024 National Strategy for Suicide Prevention is meant to address gaps in the field and to guide, motivate, and promote a more coordinated and comprehensive approach to suicide prevention in communities across the country.
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ToolsThis course offers guidance to pediatricians and other pediatric health care providers to support families in reducing youths' access to suicide methods found in the home.