This guide provides 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.
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Tools
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ToolsThis toolkit 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.
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St. Joseph’s Health Care London is a large academic health care organization serving London, Ontario, Canada and the surrounding region.
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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.
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ToolsThis roadmap includes action plans for ways to bolster resilience during the Coronavirus pandemic.
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ToolsThe National Academy of Medicine’s Action Collaborative on Clinician Well-Being and Resilience has resources to support the health and well-being of clinicians during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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ToolsThe Inpatient Organizational Self-Study is designed for organizations with a primary focus on inpatient health and behavioral health care settings.
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ToolsUS Department of Veteran's Affairs, through Rocky Mountain MIRECC for Veterans Affairs Suicide Prevention, has compiled resources to provide support after a suicide event.
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ToolsThis resource provides information for providers speaking to clients about suicide risk and includes communication tips, recommended resources, and more.
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Podcasts
Rocky Mountain MIRECC for Suicide Prevention has released its second trilogy of Zero Suicide-related podcasts. These podcasts originated at the Bridging the Divide conference last May in Denver.
Why and How Now Matters Now with Ursula Whiteside PhD