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Zero Suicide in Texas Texas Department of State Health Services - PPT Presentation

University of Texas at Austin Texas Institute for Excellence in Mental Health Mental Health America of Texas Denton County MHMR Grant Summary Texas Training Guidelines Connect With Us Need for Suicide Safer Care ID: 745668

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Zero Suicide in Texas

Texas Department of State Health ServicesUniversity of Texas at Austin, Texas Institute for Excellence in Mental HealthMental Health America of TexasDenton County MHMR

Grant Summary

Texas Training Guidelines

Connect With Us

Need for Suicide Safer Care

Impact of Activities

Our Model

Partners Across Texas

Texas Deaths by Suicide: Rates per 100,000

The Zero Suicide in Texas (ZEST) initiative aims to provide suicide care services targeting youth at elevated risk of suicide. The goals of the ZEST initiative are to improve identification, treatment and support services for high risk youth by creating

Suicide Safe Care Centers

within the public mental health system; expanding and coordinating these best practice suicide prevention activities with other youth serving organizations and community partners to create

Suicide Safe Care Communities;

and implementing research-informed training and communications efforts to create a

Suicide Safe

Care State

. This innovative best practice model was implemented in Denton County initially and then expanded to twenty-one additional regions across Texas through a learning collaborative model.

Perceptions of Workforce by Training Status

Perceptions of Workforce by Time in Learning Collaborative

Texas Suicide Prevention Website:

www.texassuicideprevention.org

Zero Suicide in Texas Website:

https:/sites.utexas.edu/zest

Twitter

: @

StopTXSuicides

For more information, contact Dr. Molly Lopez:

mlopez@austin.utexas.edu

From State Leadership

Zero Suicides in Texas is a commitment among Texas’ primary public health agencies to thoughtfully and systematically change the way we think about suicide prevention. The Texas Department of State Health Services and the Texas Health and Human Services Commission have undertaken the goal of advancing and actualizing patient safety for individuals receiving care through its public mental health system.

No longer will we thinking of prevention as fewer deaths, but rather no deaths.