Adolescent Suicide Prevention and Medical Settings-presentation and q&a

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Video Summary

The webinar titled "Adolescent Suicide Prevention and Medical Settings" features Julie Goldstein-Gramman, Senior Healthcare Advisor to the Suicide Prevention Resource Center and Director of the Zero Suicide Institute. The webinar highlights the importance of suicide prevention in healthcare settings and introduces the concept of the zero suicide framework, consisting of seven elements to improve identification and care for those at risk. The use of screening tools, specifically the Ask Suicide Screening Questions (Ask), is discussed, along with considerations for screening. The three-tiered clinical pathway for suicide risk assessment and management is also outlined. <br /><br />The transcript of the video focuses on suicide prevention in pediatric primary care settings. Dr. Horowitz and Dr. Little provide insights and recommendations, emphasizing the significance of recognizing warning signs, implementing coping strategies, and the necessity of language in suicide discussions. Dr. Little suggests collaborative care models, staff training, and support programs for healthcare providers. The discussion concludes with the importance of screeners, mental health inpatient units, and having management plans in place for positive screens.<br /><br />Overall, both the webinar and transcript emphasize the importance of suicide prevention strategies in medical settings, including screening for risk, implementing evidence-based practices, and providing appropriate care and support. <br /><br />No specific credits are mentioned in the summary.

Keywords

Adolescent Suicide Prevention

Medical Settings

Julie Goldstein-Gramman

Suicide Prevention Resource Center

Zero Suicide Institute

Zero Suicide Framework

Ask Suicide Screening Questions

Screening Tools

Three-Tiered Clinical Pathway

Pediatric Primary Care

Warning Signs

Collaborative Care Models