Implementing Community Suicide Protocol Susan Armstrong, M.Ed. R.C.C. Prince George, BC.

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Implementing Community Suicide Protocol Susan Armstrong, M.Ed. R.C.C. Prince George, BC

NECESSARY STEPS Write protocol & assessment forms Identify one co-ordinator Invite all community stakeholders Obtain commitment on protocol Train on protocol and suicide assessment Arrange debriefing meetings with involved stakeholders when protocol implemented Annual protocol meetings/trainings required

RISK LEVELS OF SUICIDE WHAT TO DO HIGH * suicide intent* implement community’s suicide protocol * has plan and lethal means * no perceived supports* contact emergency, family doctor etc.

Splats’in Suicide Protocol HIGH RISK ARRANGE FOR IMMEDIATE CONTACT OF PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM OR RCMP OR HAVE GUARANTEE THAT INDIVIDUAL WILL BE ACCOMPANIED TO THE HOSPITAL REPORT TO HEALTH DIRECTOR BY NEXT BUSINESS DAY IF YOUTH INFORM CAREGIVERS CONTACT CHILD WELFARE IF PROTECTION ISSUE IS IDENTIFIED

MEDIUMRISKWHAT TO DO * indicated suicide intent*clear communication * obtain commitment to * may have plan not harm(contract) * report to doctor, caregivers * perceived support * follow up counselling supports * may have investment in immediate future

LOW RISKWHAT TO DO * suicide ideation * communicate caring & explore issues *does not have clear plan or means * evaluate supports * feels hopeless, helpless but has supports in place that they recognize * report to caregivers * follow up counselling supports

One Day Community Training Defining terms used regarding suicide Ways of understanding suicide Incidence rates Suicide Risks (high – medium – low) Community Protocol Risk Assessments No Harm Contracts Safety Planning