Postvention and Healing After a Patient Suicide
Yale Child Study Center Grand Rounds
Description
It can be challenging on multiple levels to experience the death of a patient by suicide. This presentation will address the multi-factorial risks for suicide as well as postvention actions that can be utilized by both affected clinicians and organizations following a patient suicide. Establishing a culture of acknowledgement and addressing the loss in a timely and proactive manner is essential to ensure affected practitioners and family members feel supported and individual and organizational risk is minimized. Learning objectives for this session are to:
- Demonstrate understanding of a scientifically informed view of the multi-factorial risks for suicide
- Identify individual strategies that can be utilized to support clinicians' experiences following a patient suicide
- Determine organizational strategies that optimize postvention response following a patient suicide.
This will be a hybrid session, held live and in person from the Cohen Auditorium and simulcast via Zoom.
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Speaker
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Christine Yu Moutier, MDChef Medical Officer