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We chart a shared & hierarchical neurocognitive pathway for mentalizing about the self & others

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4/8/22, 12:54 PM

SAFE_T content and application resources

Colleagues

In follow up to discussion on rounds I proved a brie refresher and resources on suicide risk reduction.

The brief article (SAFE-T application …) by Douglas Jacobs is excellent. He is almost single handed responsible for the national push for screening. I also attach a pocket SAFE-T Card..

The "how to" power point by Kim Hutton is informative. Teel the students to not get bogged down in details but attend to the content of the SAFE-T

I also provide links for McLean (Harvard), UPMC (Pittsburgh) and UTMB (Texas medical school)

all of which use the SAFE-T.

Current Status of Suicide-Focused Assessment and Treatment at McLean Hospital

Suicide Awareness and Assessment OERP PPT.pdf (upmc.com)

Suicide Awareness & Assessment – UPMC
12/24/2020 2 • 30 year high • 13.9 deaths per 100,000 die by suicide: – 44,965 in 2016 -29,199 in 1999 • Increased in every age group (except older adults) • Highest increase: – middle aged – women (across lifespan) United States Suicide Rates 3 U.S. Suicide Rate Surges to a 30-Year High; New York Times, April 22, 2016, retrieved April 24, 2016. • Scope of suicide:
cce.upmc.com

IHOP – 09.13.38 – Suicide Risk Screening and Suicide Precautions for Patients.doc (utmb.edu)

Best regards

JT

Joseph (Joe) E. Thornton, M.D., DFAPA
Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor, Psychiatry
University of Florida College of Medicine
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CSRSS SAFE-T 2019-0618 Physicians.pptx

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Joseph (Joe) E. Thornton, M.D., DFAPA

Medical Documentation Burden Among US Office-Based Physicians in 2019: A National Study | Electronic Health Records | JAMA Internal Medicine | JAMA Network

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The crisis of care is not just lack of access but lack of engagement. The majority of people with #mentalillness are not in treatment. And the 40% who are in treatment receive low-quality care, so only 1/3 of those in care will experience the full benefit. We must do better. pic.twitter.com/b8MkXuoqG0
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