Leadership Culture

American Hospital Association provides a deep resource library of strategies and tools for health and behavioral healthcare systems to implement to better support the healthcare workforce.

Burnout is a complex issue resulting from chronic workplace stress that encompasses exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal accomplishment. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) created this guide to highlight organization-level interventions to prevent an

This organizational self-study is for community-based organizations that do not employ health and behavioral health care providers (e.g., correctional facilities, homeless-serving organizations, and elder care organizations), and are working in partnership with health systems to implement Zero Su

This organizational self-study is for community-based organizations that employ health and behavioral health care providers (e.g., correctional facilities, homeless-serving organizations, and elder care organizations), and are working in partnership with health systems to implement Zero Suicide.

This presentation helps practitioners and others understand suicide from a risk management perspective.

The National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention developed this guide to provide workplace leaders with clear action steps for suicide postvention, including immediate, short-term, and long-term responses to help employees cope with the aftermath of the traumatic event.

The Institute for Healthcare Improvements created this guide to provide ideas and lessons learned aimed at improving the well-being of the health care workforce.

The Suicide Prevention Toolkit for Primary Care Practices contains tools, information, and resources to implement state-of-the-art suicide prevention practices and overcome barriers to treating suicidal patients in the primary care setting.

The Missouri Department of Mental Health has provided leadership for Zero Suicide implementation in the state since 2014. It subsequently engaged each of the state’s community behavioral health centers (CBHC) in Zero Suicide by offering multiple consultation opportunities with Zero Suicide experts and by leading and developing a robust learning collaborative.