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Suicide Postvention in the Department of Defense: Evidence, Policies and Procedures, and Perspectives of Loss Survivors [Minkštas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 132 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 281x217x8 mm, weight: 385 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-May-2015
  • Leidėjas: RAND
  • ISBN-10: 0833086421
  • ISBN-13: 9780833086426
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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 132 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 281x217x8 mm, weight: 385 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-May-2015
  • Leidėjas: RAND
  • ISBN-10: 0833086421
  • ISBN-13: 9780833086426
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Raktažodžiai:
The scientific evidence on suicide postvention, guidance for other organizations, and the perspectives of military suicide loss survivors provide potential insights for U.S. Department of Defense policies and programs to respond to suicides.
Preface iii
Figure and Tables
ix
Summary xi
Acknowledgments xvii
Abbreviations xix
Chapter One Introduction
1(4)
Background
1(1)
Purpose
1(1)
Approach
2(1)
The Evidence Base
2(1)
DoD Policies and Procedures
2(1)
Analysis of Resource Guides
2(2)
Organization of This Report
4(1)
Chapter Two Surveillance
5(12)
The Evidence Base
5(1)
Cause-of-Death Determination
5(2)
Uniform Definitions and Data Elements
7(1)
Psychological Autopsies
7(2)
DoD Policies and Procedures
9(1)
Criminal Investigations
9(1)
Autopsies
9(1)
Line-of-Duty Investigations and Determinations
10(1)
Surveillance, Reporting, and Information
11(1)
Resource Guidelines
12(1)
Sensitivity During Cause-of-Death Investigations
12(2)
Pre-Planning
14(1)
Conclusion
15(2)
Chapter Three Suicide Prevention After a Suicide
17(14)
The Evidence Base
17(1)
Suicide Risk Among Loss Survivors
17(1)
Empirical Studies Examining Post-Suicide Prevention Activities
18(3)
Insight from the General Suicide Prevention Research
21(2)
Media Coverage of Suicide
23(2)
DoD Policies and Procedures
25(1)
Revising Prevention Programs
25(1)
Stand-Downs
26(1)
Evaluations of Existing Programs
26(1)
Resource Guidelines
26(1)
Pre-Planning
27(1)
Identifying High-Risk Individuals
27(1)
Communication
28(1)
Using, Reviewing, and Rejuvenating Suicide Prevention Training
28(1)
Conclusion
29(2)
Chapter Four Helping Loss Survivors Grieve
31(10)
The Evidence Base
31(1)
Preventing and Treating Complicated Grief
31(2)
Grief-Focused Support for Suicide Loss Survivors (Not Specific to Complicated Grief)
33(2)
DoD Policies and Procedures
35(1)
Casualty Assistance Officers
35(1)
Military-Sponsored Programs for Military Families and Next of Kin
35(2)
Nonmilitary Programs for Military Families and Next of Kin
37(1)
Resource Guidelines
37(1)
Guidelines for Counselors and Other Support Personnel
37(1)
Communication
38(1)
Identifying High-Risk Individuals
39(1)
Pre-Planning
39(1)
Conclusion
40(1)
Chapter Five Honor and Respect
41(10)
The Evidence Base
41(1)
Respect and Honor for the Fallen
41(1)
Respect and Honor for Loss Survivors
42(1)
DoD Policies and Procedures
43(1)
Memorials and Funerals
43(1)
Posthumous Awards and Honors
43(1)
Presidential Memorial Certificates and Letters of Condolence
43(1)
Legal and Policy Requirements Relating to the Death of a Service Member
44(1)
The Process of Notifying Next of Kin
45(1)
Loss Survivor Benefits
46(1)
Benefits Affected by the Line-of-Duty Investigation Determination
47(1)
Benefits Not Affected by the Line-of-Duty Investigation Determination
47(1)
Resource Guidelines
48(1)
Respect for the Fallen
48(1)
Respect and Honor for Loss Survivors
49(1)
Conclusion
50(1)
Chapter Six Loss Survivors' Perspectives
51(8)
Methods
51(1)
Setting
51(1)
Procedures
51(1)
Qualitative Data Analyses
52(1)
Sample
52(1)
Results
52(1)
Varied Experiences with Casualty Assistance Officers
52(2)
Overwhelming Administrative Documents and Processes
54(1)
The "Fog" After the Loss
54(1)
Differing Treatment of Suicide Deaths and Other Deaths
55(1)
Differing Treatment of Family Members and Spouses
55(1)
Conclusion
55(4)
Chapter Seven Recommendations
59(6)
Strengthen the Existing Suicide Surveillance System
59(1)
Establish an Organizational Response to Suicide
60(1)
Work with the Media to Encourage Factual Reporting and Minimize Sensationalism of Suicides
61(1)
Identify Individuals at High Risk
62(1)
Establish Greater Uniformity Across CAOs in How They Handle Suicide Deaths, Consistent with Standards
63(1)
Educate Leaders, CAOs, and Other Support Personnel About the Grieving Process, Including Complicated Grief, and Train Providers in Evidence-Based Treatments
63(1)
Reconsider Whether Eligibility for DoD and VA Benefits Should Be Affected by LoD Determinations, and Support Loss Survivors in Making Informed Decisions About Benefits
64(1)
Conclusion
64(1)
Appendixes
A Postvention Guides Reviewed
65(4)
B Content Analysis of Resource Guides
69(30)
Bibliography 99