Transition

The Guidelines for Integrated Suicide-Related Crisis and Follow-Up Care in Emergency Departments and Other

This report was commissioned by ASPE to better understand how organizations choose to implement and sustain a Zero Suicide initiative.

After completing the Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention's Outpatient Health Care Self-Assessment health care organizations and providers can use this Outpatient Care Transitions Action Planning template to develop a comprehensive approach to improving their care transitions process.

The Action Alliance's Outpatient Health Care Self-Assessment is designed to help outpatient providers assess their care transition policies and practices against each of the best practices outlined in the Best Practices in Care Transitions in Care Transitions for Individuals with Suicide Risk: In

SAMHSA's National Guidelines for Crisis Care – A Best Practice Toolkit

Crisis Now is led by the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD) and developed with the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, and RI International.

In this article, a Zero Suicide implementer shares how their system transformed the way they transition patients through care.

Zero Suicide Institute director Dr. Julie Goldstein Grumet appeared on the Pediatric Meltdown podcast with Lia Gaggino. In episode 107 "Suicide Prevention That Works: The Zero Suicide Framework," Dr. Gaggino interviews Dr.

Yakama Nation Behavioral Health Services prepared these caring contact cards for their clients and provided them as examples for other Zero Suicide implementers. They demonstrate how caring contacts can send a message of thoughtful support.

Follow the link below to access the online portal for the Zero Suicide Organizational Self-Study. Your Zero Suicide implementation team should complete the self-study, with input from staff involved in policymaking and care for patients at risk for suicide.