All Articles on Prevention
From 17 years to 17 months: Implementation of suicide risk assessmentDr. Greg Simon discusses the fast uptake of a new system for predicting patients’ suicide risk, arising from work by the Mental Health Research Network.
How is biostatistician Susan Shortreed improving care?A love of problem-solving, math, and health science drive Dr. Shortreed’s work for better mental health treatment.
Stopping violence: What can health care do right now?Dr. David Grossman, with Dr. Bechara Choucair, has ideas for reducing harm to patients and the workforce
How to prevent suicide by firearms?Julie Richards’ study is one of the first three funded by Kaiser Permanente’s Firearm Injury Prevention Task Force
Suicide prevention must embrace complexities and nuanceResearchers and practitioners have to respect individuality while developing large-scale solutions, says Dr. Gregory Simon.
Dr. Greg Simon wins national suicide prevention awardKaiser Permanente physician-scientist will receive American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Lifesavers Research Award.
Esketamine: How to assess new antidepressant’s efficacyDr. Gregory Simon says research is needed to see if this new drug for persistent depression will prevent suicides.
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