This study compares four prominent suicide prevention frameworks, analyzing their components using NAM and SAMHSA models. Findings guide healthcare systems and organizations in designing effective, tailored prevention programs.
This study presents the VA Patient Safety Center of Inquiry—Suicide Prevention Collaborative, a community-based model that links VHA and local partners to reach veterans outside VHA care. It piloted evidence-based interventions, trained 300+, and produced an implementation toolkit.
This guide maps actionable ways to engage concerned significant others—family, caregivers, peers—in veteran suicide prevention. Based on a national convening, it outlines barriers, co‑created strategies, and tools for research and clinical integration.