All Articles on Suicide
Seattle welcomes AcademyHealthKPWHRI hosts the nation’s leading society for health services and policy research as it holds its Annual Research Meeting June 24–26. Dr. Eric B. Larson chairs.
What inspires Dr. Greg Simon to study mental health?For 27 years the psychiatrist-scientist has been researching and developing innovative population-based mental health programs.
Suicide prevention: Research network finds new way to predict riskLed by KPWHRI scientists, the study, “Predicting Suicide Attempts and Suicide Death Following Outpatient Visits Using Electronic Health Records,” aims to target those who need interventions most.
Is the secret to reducing suicide coded in The Runaway Bunny?Dr. Greg Simon sees similarities between a beloved children’s book and a study on persistent outreach to people at risk for suicide.
Can precision medicine break the chain of mental health co-misery?Mental health research excels at linking bad experiences to poor outcomes, writes Dr. Greg Simon. Here’s how to focus on recovery and resilience instead.
Superman vs. Mighty Mouse? For suicide prevention, all super heroes are welcomePeople struggling for survival don’t need research that pits antidepressants against psychotherapy, writes Dr. Greg Simon. They just need to get care that works for them.
GHRI teamwork leads to a Facebook suicide-prevention toolThe Now Matters Now team is making it easier to reach out to people thinking of suicide.
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