Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: The Road Ahead

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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: The Road Ahead

Posted on 09.29.23

Aptive’s efforts toward suicide prevention don’t end in September. Year round and through several efforts already underway, Aptive and its team are committed to assisting organizations in addressing this clinical priority.

Scroll through our page to see how we have helped and continue to assist federal agencies along with some of our Team leaders, new contracts and curated materials as we journey down the road ahead toward #suicideprevention.

Aptive Receives 5-year $8.2M SAMHSA Contract to Evaluate Zero Suicide Program

9.20.23 — Aptive received a five-year contract from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to support the design, implementation and dissemination of the findings of a national evaluation of the Zero Suicide in Health Systems (Zero Suicide) program and provide training and technical assistance to Zero Suicide grantees.

 

The Zero Suicide program is a comprehensive, multi-setting approach to suicide prevention in health systems. The evaluation aims to promote understanding of the implementation, outcomes and impact of the program to better support continuous quality improvement, guide program development and assess impacts on reducing suicide attempts and mortality due to suicide.

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Using Data, Community Engagement and Policy to Improve Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Outcomes

Using Data, Community Engagement and Policy to Improve Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Outcomes

 

 

Some groups of people have higher suicide rates than others. For Veterans, this rate was 57.3% higher than that of non-Veteran adults in 2020 according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) 2022 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report.

 

See how Aptive is supporting suicide prevention efforts for the Nationa’s Veterans.

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Supporting the Presidential Roadmap to Empower Veterans to End a National Tragedy of Suicide

Supporting the Presidential Roadmap to Empower Veterans to End a National Tragedy of Suicide

Presidential Executive Order 13861, the President’s Roadmap to Empower Veterans and End a National Tragedy of Suicide (PREVENTS), requires the federal government to develop a plan to improve Veterans’ quality of life, prevent suicide and strengthen partnerships across the public and private sectors.

 

Learn how Aptive’s team of experts supports VA in implementing the roadmap, provides program management support and helps build plans for 46 different agency actions.

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Evaluating Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Programs for the Department of Veterans Affairs

Evaluating Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Programs for the Department of Veterans Affairs

Aptive has extensive experience with evaluation methodology, data analysis and project management. Under the Clay Hunt Act contract, Aptive conducts the nation’s largest suicide prevention and mental health program evaluation for the country’s largest integrated health care system—the Veterans Health Administration (VHA).

 

Learn more about how Aptive evaluated the programs, consulted with health experts and drafted best practice recommendations.

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